KABUL (SW) – Analysts have downplayed the impacts of the multiple international conferences on Afghanistan in the recent days.
From the multiple meetings in Norway to Doha, all of which emphasized on inclusive government in Afghanistan, consideration of human rights and fight against terrorism, no meeting was able to compel the Islamic Emirate to accept these demands in full.
Political analysts say that the world and regional countries do not give importance to the case of Afghanistan and the Islamic Emirate’s stand on its position has caused the meetings held on Afghanistan to remain futile.
International affairs analyst Mustafa Mudassar told Salam Watandar that the regional meetings about Afghanistan were held only because of the security concerns of the countries in the region, and that is the reason why they did not benefit in improving the situation in Afghanistan. He added that so far an international conference on Afghanistan has been held in Doha, which he said has not been of any use.
Another political analyst Weis Nasiri believed that the Islamic Emirate’s disregard for the demands of regional and world countries and Afghans and standing firm on its position has caused Afghanistan to stay out from regional and international interactions.
However, Bilal Karimi, the deputy spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, criticized the international community, saying they have set their standards and passed legal stages, but the world has not yet officially interacted with them.
Establishing an inclusive government in Afghanistan, protecting human rights, opening the doors of schools and universities to Afghan girls and women, and allowing women to work are important points that have been emphasized in regional and international meetings. The Islamic Emirate has always said that its government is inclusive, committed to the protection of human rights and is also working on the education and employment of Afghan girls and women.
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