Chandigarh: Former Afghan Minister who was exiled himself was seen giving a pizza to make a living in Leipzig in Germany having admitted to liking “a very simple life” he now leads, far from Taliban Tempest who has enveloped him.
The picture of the former Communication and IT Minister Syed Ahmad Shah Saadat, wrapped in a distinctive orange vest of Lieefando food delivery staff in Germany, broke the internet after a journalist tweeted about meeting a man who claimed to have become part of the government’s Ashraf Ghani-LED in Afghanistan for two years.
“I asked what he did in Leipzig.” I drove out of Essen for Lieefando, “he said,” wrote German journalists.
Saagat, a high-qualified professional with a master’s degree in respectively in electronic communication and engineering from the University of Oxford, was a minister from 2018 to his resignation from the Ghani cabinet last year.
He arrived in Germany with his family last December, it might convince him having to make a new start in a safer environment than his home country.
Instead he knows the Taliban will catch this Afghanistan easily and so fast.
In an interview with Sky News, Saadat said, “The fall of the Government of Ashraf Ghani was so fast unexpected.” So, how difficult it is for former officials to submit his lifestyle in Afghanistan for the hardness of the existence of working classes in European countries? “I feel safe in Germany.
I am happy with my family in Leipzig.
I want to save money and do the course and learn German further,” Saadat said as quoted by local media.