Kabul – The special envoy of the United Nations for Afghanistan says it is necessary to have an inclusive government and to support all Afghan rights, including women and men to avoid the collapse of Afghanistan’s economy.
United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) in a statement said on Sunday, (October 24) that the director of UNAMA, Deborah Lyons, has visited with the top representatives of the Taliban such as Abdul Salam Hanafi, the deputy prime minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi the acting foreign minister, and Hedayatullah Badri the acting finance minister.
According to the statement, they have negotiated regarding severe economic and human crisis conditions, and human rights concerns as well.
The United Nations continues the vital increase of its assistance; however, all humanitarian organizations must cooperate with any possible way to avoid economic collapse. In addition, it is necessary to form an inclusive government and to support all Afghan rights including women and men, UNAMA stressed.
The Taliban are determined to cooperate and make an agreement with the international community especially, with the United Nations, Hanafi said.
According to him, the Taliban should maintain the necessary facilities, including the safety of the UN administrations, and they will appreciate its useful and positive consultations.
Hanafi has called on the UN to support the new government of Afghanistan, especially, the banking system so that they cooperate vice versa.
The priority of the Taliban is to maintain full security for each Afghan and citizenship rights, the deputy primer minister said.
Abdul Salam Hanafi has stressed that the Taliban would not let any groups use the soil of Afghanistan against the security of others, and they are committed to controlling drugs. In addition, he has called on the international community and the UN to provide an alternative for Afghan farmers.
