Islamabad: Extraordinary Conference of Members of the State of the State of the Islamic State Organization (OIC) in Afghanistan concluded in Islamabad on Sunday without the direct announcement of economic and humanitarian assistance for the war-hit by war.
Messengers from 57 Islamic countries and observer delegates participated in conferences in Islamabad, the biggest event in Afghanistan after the fall of the US-supported government in the country.
The Taliban takeover from Afghanistan in mid-August has encouraged the international community to freeze billions of dollars in the assistance and assets, dropping the 38 million state into the worst economic and humanitarian disaster.
Pakistani officials said that 70 delegates, including Interim Interim Interim Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi and delegates from the US, China, Russia of the European Union and the United Nations, took part in the event.
At the end of the session, the draft resolution was released filled with phrases, such as the extraordinary session of the OKI OKI Minister of Foreign Affairs welcomed the initiative, praising the role of Pakistan, recognizing the values ​​of Islamic rooted in the ethos of the ethos of Muslim communities.
In addition, the resolution brought a statement, such as the body of Islamic countries revealed the inner alarm in the worsening humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan.
It was recorded with deep worries, damage to the Afghan health system, an outbreak of illness and severe malnutrition.
In addition, it urged the need for the continuation of economic cooperation to the country and reaffirm strong commitment to sovereignty, independence and integrity of Afghan territorials.
The speaker also called for the fast opening of the state banking system.
The President of the Islamic Development Bank Muhammad Sulaiman Al-Jasser, who attended the meeting, offered several concrete financing proposals.
He said IDB can manage trust that can be used to move money to Afghanistan, JumpStart business and help save a very problematic economy.
OKI also completed Sundays to organize the team of international Muslim scholars to engage with the Taliban about problems “such as, but not limited to, tolerance and moderation in Islam, access equivalent to education and women’s rights.
Pakistan PM Imran Khan, during the address mainly at the meeting, warned the global community that the situation in Afghanistan would be the biggest “man-made crisis in the world” if it did not act immediately.
Khan said no other country suffered as much Afghanistan, adding that 75% of the state budget was supported by foreign assistance Before the Taliban had control.
He urged Washington to hijack the Taliban government from Afghans.
“They have contrary to the Taliban for 20 years but this concerns the Afghans,” Khan said, reiterating that Afghanistan would go to chaos if the world failed to take immediate action .
“Such a situation will not be COC Ok with the US because chaos means the inability to fight terrorism.
“He noted that the Taliban must fulfill the commitments they made to the international community, which included forming inclusive government and ensuring women’s rights.
Previously, Afghan Foreign Minister who acted on the Taliban government had restored peace and security and carried out many things to overcome the demands for the more inclusive government in connection with human rights, including women’s rights.
(With input from the agency)