Beijing: China on Thursday said talking to the Taliban and called for “objective judgment” of their actions after it seized power in Afghanistan, said militant groups seemed to be more “clearly-eyed and rational” and hoped it would happen to fulfill his promise, including the protection of rights Women’s rights.
Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Hua Chunying said that even though the situation had not ended fully, it was believed that “the Afghan Taliban will not repeat the history of the past and now they are clear and rational” compared to their last rules.
“Actually, the fast resolution in the country shows that there is a lack of objective assessment in this situation and failure to accurately understand public opinion in Afghanistan, especially certain western countries must attract lessons from this,” he said.
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The spokesperson openly stated that militant groups will work to solve the problems faced by people, fulfill their aspirations and try to build an open and inclusive Islamic government, Hua told a media direction when asked whether China was talking to the Taliban and conditions Beijing to recognize his government.
“Actually, we have said based on respect for the sovereignty of the country and the will of various ions, China maintains communication and contact with the Afghan Taliban for the past few days after major changes occur in Afghanistan,” Hua said.
On Wednesday, China said it would decide to expand diplomatic recognition to the Taliban in Afghanistan only after the establishment of the government in the country, which was expected to be “open, inclusive, and extensive representatives”.
In his medium’s briefing on Thursday, Hua came with a Beijing’s positive assessment of the Taliban in what was seen here as a buildup of recognizing the Taliban government when formed.
Taliban also stated that it was committed to equality for all, eliminating discrimination and has forgiven the former government employees, will protect the freedom of greeting, work, and female education rights, Hua said, responding to the question whether Beijing will demand the protection of women’s rights not like when the group It came to power 20 years ago.
Taliban also said they would take action responsible for protecting the safety of Afghanistan citizens and foreign missions and wanted to develop good relations with other countries.
They also said they would not allow terrorist groups to use the Afghan region to threaten other countries, Hua noted.
“We also noted Russian political leaders and other countries and international media recognition of the Afghanistan Taliban behavior after entering Kabul.
They believe it is good, positive and practical,” he said.
Hua said, “We hope they (Taliban) will follow up on positive statements seek unity with other political parties and ethnic groups through dialogue and consultation to build a broad and inclusive political framework in accordance with national reality in accordance with the national reality of reality and community support”, he said.
“We hope that it will implement moderate and wise national and foreign national policies, curb terrorism and criminal acts and ensure a smooth transition so that people can live freely from war and build eternal peace,” he said.
There had been a buildup of confrontation in Afghanistan and the US left more problems so peace and reconstruction would not be easy, he said.
“We hope that the international community will encourage and support all factions and ethnic groups in Afghanistan to engage in solidarity and cooperation and open a new chapter,” he said.
Referring to reports of people who express distrust of the promise of Taliban to good behavior, he said, “we need to listen to words and supervise the action”.
“If we don’t keep up with the times and stick to stereotypes in ignoring changes in circumstances, we will not be able to achieve conclusions in accordance with reality,” he said.