Afghanistan Peace CampaignRina Amiri wrote on X that they also discussed the importance of the role of the countries in the region around Afghanistan.
Rina Amiri wrote on X that they also discussed the importance of the role of the countries in the region around Afghanistan.
Rina Amiri, on X, said: “Productive conversation w/ Uzbek Ambassador Sidikov. Agreed on importance of regional role in Afghanistan, including maintaining a principled position towards an inclusive Afghanistan that upholds the rights of Afghan women & men.”
Meanwhile, the Islamic Emirate called the current government inclusive and said that all ethnic groups of the country have a share in it.
At the same time, some political and international relations analysts said it is important to create an inclusive government in the current situation.
They also emphasized the constructive role of countries in the region around Afghanistan.
“The formation of an inclusive government does not mean a political coalition or the formation of a coalition with the political figures of the past and the present, but it means the acceptance of the political structure of Afghanistan in which all the people of Afghanistan see themselves and the reference and source of legitimacy, the way of the people and the presence of the people and people’s satisfaction,” said Wais Naseri, an international relations analyst.
“We hope that the current caretaker government of Afghanistan will make this field favorable and create an inclusive national government in the real sense with the participation of real representatives of the people on behalf of parties, organizations, political movements, independent personalities, both women and men,” said Najiburrahman Shamal, a political analyst.
The establishment of an inclusive government and the observance of women’s rights in the country by the Islamic Emirate has been a fundamental condition and the focus of talks between the countries of the world for interacting with the caretaker government.
The lack on an inclusive government is a charge that the Islamic Emirate has always denied, saying that the current government is inclusive and includes all ethnic groups in the country.