The Doha meeting began without the presence of representatives of the caretaker government of Afghanistan
Today, Doha, the capital of Qatar, is hosting a meeting of the Secretary General of the United Nations and special representatives of countries and regional organizations on issues related to Afghanistan.
The caretaker government of Afghanistan was also invited to participate in this meeting, but the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate announced in a statement that it will not participate in this meeting.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Navaqt on Saturday, December 28, published a statement saying that the ministry has made it clear to the United Nations, "If the Islamic Emirate participates as the only responsible party on behalf of Afghanistan, and the ground for clear talks at the highest level between The delegation of Afghanistan and the United Nations should facilitate all issues; Subscription will be useful, but due to the lack of progress in this area, subscription without results was not considered useful by the emirate.
The statement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the caretaker government stated that the Islamic Emirate believed that the Doha meeting, chaired by the Secretary General of the United Nations, was a good opportunity for clear and result-oriented discussions on the disputed issues.
In its statement, the Foreign Ministry of the caretaker government also reminded that if the United Nations understands the existing facts and does not come under pressure from a limited number of parties and takes into account the fact that the current system of Afghanistan is not influenced by anyone; It is possible to make progress in the talks with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
The ministry also added that the two-year interaction of the caretaker government with the countries of the region showed that if the repetition of the failed experiences of the past twenty years is avoided, and if a realistic and pragmatic approach is taken instead of unilaterally imposed decisions and pressures, progress will be made in bilateral relations with other parties. became.
The United Nations has said that the special representatives of countries, institutions and offices of the United Nations for Afghanistan and a number of Afghan women will participate in the Doha meeting hosted by the Secretary General of this organization.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Qatar announced yesterday that the representatives of 25 to 28 countries have been invited to participate in this meeting.
