Taliban ready to meet world's demands

   

              The interim government of Afghanistan has assured Pakistan, China and Russia that it will work towards meeting the International Demands including the formation of an inclusive government protecting woman and human rights. The assurance was given by acting Afghanistan Prima Minister Mullah Hassan Akhund in a meeting with the special envoys from Pakistan, China and Russia in Kabul on Tuesday. Diplomatic sources familiar  with the development

            The Chines and Russian envoys were satisfied with their interaction with the Taliban leadership. They also visited markets and different ministries and were surprised to find the situation on the ground normal. The sources said that Taliban agreed  that they had to include members of all ethnicities in the government as they were of the view that Afghanistan is for everyone. While the Taliban in principal supported the idea of an inclusive government, the sources further said that their leadership made it clear that known figures, who were the part of government in the last 20 years and had been accused of corruption would not be invited to join the setup.

            The special Envoys of Pakistan, China and Russia were also told that they would be no restrictions on the girls education but that would be done as per Sharia. The Taliban Leader were mindful of the fact that they had to work with the International Community and that was the reason they were willing to address the concerns of the outside world. Pakistan, China and Russia have convergence of views on the way for world for Afghanistan. On one hand they are urging  the International community, particularly the West, to remain engaged with the Taliban but at the same are asking Taliban to form  an inclusive government, ensure Women's Rights and not to allow Afghan soil to be used again by Terrorist outfits. Taliban leadership requested China and Russia for their support for efforts to unfreeze of foreign reserves  United State of America has frozen around 9.5 billions US Dollars  foreign reserves of Afghanistan since the Taliban took control of Kabul.

            The lack of access to the foreign reserve would create difficulties for the Taliban government to do business with the outside world. Pakistan, China, Russia and Qatar have called for unfreezing of the foreign reserve as they believe that economic collapse of Afghanistan would serve no one's purpose.

            A day after their visit to Kabul, the Chinese and Russian envoys travelled to Islamabad where they were received by Foreign Secretary Sohail Mehmood. In a statement the Foreign Office of Pakistan said that reaffirmed support for peaceful, stable, sovereign and prosperous Afghanistan  underscored importance of International engagement to address humanitarian challenges and stabilize  economic situation. 

            Since the Taliban has taken over the charge of Afghanistan the International Community is demanding to give rights to woman and fulfil all demands by International Community. In response to said demand the Taliban showed that they are read to meet with the world's demand.