United Nations assessment: intra-Afghan dialogue and the formation of an inclusive government, the solution for the integration of Afghanistan in the international environment

According to the regional office of Tasnim news, “Antonio Guterres, the Secretary General of the United Nations, has presented his assessments of the situation in Afghanistan to the United Nations Security Council. In this evaluation, it is said that the current situation in Afghanistan is not favorable for interaction with the international community and practical steps should be taken in order to ensure the basic rights of the people, especially the rights of women.

Guterres asked the Security Council that aid to basic needs, including in the field of health, livelihood and food security, should be depoliticized in order to provide the possibility of sustainable aid. Emphasizing the principle of non-discrimination, he said that the basic rights and freedoms of all Afghan citizens, especially women, should be provided and their contribution should be made in all fields.

according to the report “Hashht Sobh”, Guterres said in his recommendations to the Security Council that the issue of health, well-being and security of the Afghan people is not only an internal issue, because historically, culturally and politically, Afghanistan has deep ties with different societies and what the Afghan people affects the neighboring countries, the region and even the extra region. in which the interests of the Afghan people, all political parties and the international community are fairly included. According to him, a basic road map that enables more effective negotiations and facilitates the implementation of the priorities of the Afghan and international community stakeholders is necessary.

He further emphasized Any official reintegration of Afghanistan into global institutions and systems requires the participation of all citizens, especially the leadership role of women in Afghanistan.

Not using Afghan soil against other countries and preventing Drug trafficking is one of the other recommendations of the UN Secretary General in this assessment.

Guterres also noted that the creation of an inclusive government is the desire of the people and the world community; However, the Taliban have not yet given a positive response to this demand and addressed the Security Council and added: Afghanistan is a diverse and multi-ethnic, multi-sectarian, multilingual and multicultural country that all of them should be included and play a role in the government structures of the country.

This report also emphasized: Afghanistan’s neighboring countries also want to establish an inclusive, responsive and responsible government in this country and recommended to the Security Council to establish a small contact group for Afghanistan to discuss measures and approaches. among the international stakeholders.

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