New Delhi: India and the US have asked the Taliban to maintain their commitment to human rights, women’s problems, minorities and do not allow Afghan land to be used for terrorism.
In a combined statement after Modi-Biden bilateral talks in Washington on Friday, the two leaders underlined the importance of fighting terrorism in Afghanistan.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Biden decided that the Taliban must comply with the UNSC 2593 resolution (2021) which demanded that Afghanistan will never be used to threaten or attack any country or to protect or plan or finance terrorists or to plan attacks, and Underbining the importance of fighting terrorism in Afghanistan.
Travel PM Modi to US Live Updatethey also asked the Taliban to allow full, safe, direct and without Hina access to the United Nations, special institutions and implementing partners, and all humanitarian actors involved in humanitarian aid activities, including in connection with those who Internally displaced, the statement said.
India and the US said they were determined to continue to coordinate and work together with partners towards an inclusive and peaceful future for all Afghans.
The Taliban swept Afghanistan last month, seized control of almost all the cities and major cities in the background of the withdrawal of US troops starting in 1.
May on August 15, the capital of Kabul fell to a guerrilla.
Apart from the guarantee of the inclusive government, the Taliban had not included women in the cabinet that was announced before.
Most of them appointed into the cabinet are ethnic pashtuns, from whom the Taliban attracted most of his cadres.
Some sidewalks have also been placed on women’s rights and freedom, including work and education.
The cabinet also includes several designated terrorists; The Taliban regime has not received recognition from any country.
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