The United Nations: Almost certainly that the ruler of the Afghan Taliban will not be able to speak at the meeting of the General Assembly this year.
Taliban challenged the ambassador credentials of the former Afghan government, which they rolled on August 15, and asked to represent the country at a high-level assembly general debate.
It began on Tuesday and ended on Monday, with Afghan representatives as the last speaker.
UN spokesman Stephane Dujarric said that on Friday, Afghanistan currently acknowledged Ambassador, Ghulam Isaczai, who represented former ASUS ASUS President, registered for the country.
The main reason is that the General Assembly committee that decides that the credentials have not been fulfilled, and it is very unlikely to meet over the weekend.
Monica Grayley’s assembly spokesman said on Wednesday, the committee of the nine members generally met in November and will issue a decision “ in time ‘chaotic withdrawals from the country after 20 years, argue that they are now responsible and have the right to appoint ambassadors.
In a letter to the United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres, the newly appointed Taliban Foreign Minister, Ameer Khan Muttaqi, said Ghani was “ “ `15 August and that countries around the world` `no longer recognize him as president.
“Therefore, said Muttaqi, Isaczai no longer represent Afghanistan and the Taliban nominated a new UN permanent representative, Mohammad Suhail Shaheen.
He was a Taliban spokesman during peace negotiations in Qatar.
“ We have all the requirements needed for the government’s recognition, “Shaheen told the Associated Press on Wednesday.
“ So we hope the United Nations, as the World Agency is neutral, recognizing the current Afghanistan government.
“When the last Taliban ruled from 1996 to 2001, the United Nations refused to recognize their government and vice versa giving Afghan seats to previous war people, warlords.
– Domination of President Burhanuddin Rabbani, who was killed by a suicide bomber in 2011.
The Government of Rabbani who brought Osama bin Laden, Dalang 9/11, to Afghanistan from Sudan in 1996.
The Taliban said they wanted international recognition and financial assistance to rebuild Battery country war.
But the new Taliban government makeup raises a dilemma for the United Nations.
Some Interim ministers – including Muttaqi – is in u.n.
called international terrorist black lists and terrorism funders.
Members of the credential committee can also use the recognition of Taliban as leverage to suppress a more inclusive government that guarantees human rights, especially for girls who are prohibited from going to school during their previous government, and women who cannot work.
Committee members are the United States, Russia, China, Bahamas, Bhutan, Chile, Namibia, Sierra Leone and Sweden.
A US State Department official said earlier this week that the committee, ‘would take the time to intentionally.
“So the Taliban looks to wait, and Isaczai will talk about the country where the government he represents escaping without his troops fighting.
Almost certainly the Afghan Taliban will not speak at the United Nations
