KABUL, JUL 24: In a meeting with the head of UNAMA, the Deputy Political Chief of the Prime Minister’s Office discussed the achievements of the third Doha meeting and the Islamic Emirate’s relations with the international community.
In a statement, the Arg quoted Roza Otunbayeva as saying that high-level talks between the Islamic Emirate and the international community could lead to the establishment of constructive relationships. According to her, having relations with the Islamic Emirate is a desire of Western communities.
The statement mentioned that Otunbayeva said that UNAMA is striving to facilitate access to microloans in all provinces of Afghanistan.
The head of UNAMA also added in this meeting that based on the decisions of the last Doha meeting, work is underway on establishing two committees related to supporting Afghanistan’s private and banking sectors and combating drugs.
The UN Secretary-General’s representative in Afghanistan noted that some countries have shown interest in managing the committees being established, supporting Afghanistan’s private and banking sectors, and combating drugs.
Meanwhile, Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, in this meeting, appreciated UNAMA mission and its assistance to Afghans and said that the United Nations’ acceptance of the Islamic Emirate’s conditions at the third Doha meeting was a significant step and that the decisions made in that meeting regarding Afghanistan’s issues are valuable.
The Deputy Political Chief of the Prime Minister’s Office stated that the Islamic Emirate prioritizes constructive and positive relations because, according to him, Kabul seeks engagement with the world.
