The reaction of the Deputy Prime Minister of the Taliban to the criticism of “Guterres” in the Doha meeting

According to the regional office of Tasnim News Agency, “Maulvi Abdul Kabir”, political deputy of the prime minister of the Taliban government in Reacting to the criticism of “Antonio Guterres”, the Secretary General of the United Nations, at the Doha meeting, he emphasized the absence of representatives of non-Pashtun ethnic groups in the governing body of Kabul and the failure to form an inclusive government in Afghanistan: “Just as the majority and minority have no place in Islam, the current government also has its own affairs.”

At the end of the second meeting of the special representatives of countries for Afghanistan in Doha, the Secretary General of the United Nations said that the current impasse of the international community in relation to the Taliban is that many countries in Afghanistan They want an inclusive government that includes representatives of all ethnic groups, and progress in the field of human rights, especially women’s rights, is one of the main demands and basic conditions for the recognition of the Taliban government. According to the statement of the Taliban government, Abdul Kabir in the meeting He acknowledged with a number of representatives of Shiites, Hindus and Sikhs of Afghanistan: Currently, the Taliban government carries out its affairs without considering the minority and the majority, and the minority and the majority have no place in their government.