Kabul: Afghan Ambassador to the United Nations Isakzai recently issued a statement on the new government in the country. In fact, he said, "The Government announced by the Taliban in Afghanistan is certainly not inclusive and the people of Afghanistan will not accept a structure of governance that does not include women and minorities.'' At the same time, he called upon the global organization to reject the restoration of the Islamic Emirate. In fact, last Tuesday, the Taliban announced a radical interim government led by Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund.
The major roles in this government have been given to the high-profile members of the rebel group. Yes and under the information received, it has made the specially designated global terrorist of the dreaded Haqqani Network the Interior Minister. Since all this, concerns have been raised among other countries, including India, as Sirajuddin Haqqani, the leader of the Haqqani Network, has launched several high-profile attacks. On the other hand, when it comes to Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, he will be second only to Mullah Hassan Akhund in the new Islamic government. Ghulam Isakzai, Afghanistan's ambassador and permanent representative to the United Nations recently, said, "Today the Taliban has announced its government. It is not inclusive under any circumstances.''
The people of Afghanistan, especially the youth who know only an independent and democratic Afghanistan, will not accept a structure of governance that excludes women and minorities. At the same time, he added, "He wants to continue to reject the restoration of the Islamic Emirate, hold the Taliban responsible for violations of international human rights and humanitarian law, insist on an inclusive government. Set a fundamental limit on the Taliban's treatment of women and girls and respect for their rights.''
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