WORLD NEWS | International community to meet Afghanistan’s challenges: US envoy

kabul [Afghanistan]April 16 (ANI): US Special Envoy to Afghanistan Thomas West has called on the international community to address ongoing problems in the war-torn country, expressing support for dialogue and opposition to armed conflict, Khaama Press reported.

West expressed concern about Afghanistan at the Forum of Ideas for the Future of Afghanistan in Doha, saying “every Afghan participant at the forum expressed support for dialogue and opposition to armed conflict to address the challenges facing the country.”

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The U.S. envoy said on Twitter that he joined the heads of delegations of key allies and partners on Friday for a meeting of the Forum of Thought on the Future of Afghanistan in Doha.

“I heard condemnation and support for the actions of the Taliban, as well as different proposals for how the international community should respond to the challenge,” West said, according to the Khaama Press. Every Afghan participant expressed support for dialogue and opposition to the use of violence to resolve the country. The problem.”

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Afghan men and women from various backgrounds participated in the forum, including economists, human rights activists, former ministers, elders and Taliban fighters.

In a statement, the Afghan Future Thought Forum (AFTF), which describes itself as an independent, non-partisan organization with “Taliban players,” claims to have studied the major opportunities and difficulties facing the Afghan people and proposed solutions that are de facto Governments and the international community, Khaama Press reports.

Although the fighting in the country has ended, serious human rights violations continue unabated, especially against women and minorities. Women and girls in Afghanistan are facing a human rights crisis, deprived of basic rights such as non-discrimination, education, work, public participation and health. (Arnie)

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