New Delhi: Amid concerns about regional security and stability due to the takeover of the Afghan Taliban, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit the United States to attend the first quad leader summit guided by President Joe Biden on September 24 on September 24 on September 24 and will Discussing the annual high-level UN General Assembly session in New York on September 25.
This happens in the midst of a political situation that has changed in Afghanistan that threatens regional stability and Modi PM it is likely to discuss Afghanistan, Covid-19, climate change, Indo Pacific, terrorism with other problems with President Biden.
This will be the first time PM Modi will visit the US after President Joe Biden considers the office.
The most important problem about the agenda is geopolitics that changed amid the takeover of the Afghan Taliban.
The US and India have invested a lot in Afghanistan.
We with the help of NATO allies helped Afghanistan to rebuild because several major development projects such as roads, connectivity, agriculture, education were carried out.
India has a construction parliament building and dam in Afghanistan.
On August 15, the Taliban confiscated the control of Afghanistan 20 years after being excluded from power in US-led military invasion.
Four days before the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, the Taliban expressed the recovery of their Islamic Emirates and named the new government.
Thus the developments achieved by Afghanistan in 20 years returned to the square after the Taliban takeover.
PM Modi’s visit to the US will have a broad effect in the region such as Russia and China Abstain from voting when the resolution of 2593 was passed by UNSC under India’s presidency on August 30, 2021, demanding that the Afghanistan region should not be used to threaten or attack any country or to finance terrorist acts.
Meanwhile, the Taliban has placed the condition including respecting human rights only if the international community recognizes the new Karetaker government.
The Taliban responded to the ambassador and head of the European Union Delegation in Afghanistan, Andreas Von Brandt, who rose concerns over human rights violations in a torn country, especially the right of women and women for education and work.
India has urged world leaders in different forums to adopt an integrated approach with respect to the Taliban.
For this reason, the Minister of External Affairs Jaisankar held several bilateral and multilateral meetings on the sidelines of the Unga meeting before the visit of the PM Modi Schedule to us.
Previously, speaking at the Summit of Shanghai Cooperation (SCO) – Security Summit (CSTO) in Afghanistan, the Prime Minister draws attention to problems related to developments in Afghanistan, noting that power changes in Afghanistan are not inclusive and have occurred without negotiations.
By stating that the latest developments in Afghanistan will have the biggest impact in neighboring countries such as India, PM Modi said there was a need for regional focus and cooperation in situations in the country.
The United Nations has requested an integrated approach of the world, and the head of Antonio Guterres UN said that Taliban’s desire for recognition was the UN Security Council “only utilizing” the Security Council of the only leverage to suppress the inclusive government and respect the rights, specifically for women, in Afghanistan.
Apart from the Taliban repeated guarantees to the international community and Afghan citizens that they will form an inclusive government that represents all parts of the Afghan community, neighboring countries dealing with massive exodus.
“Biden-Harris administration has made an elevating quad priority, as seen through the involvement of the first quad leader in March, which is virtual, and now this summit, which will be a person directly,” White House spokesman Jen PSAKI said.
Hosting Quad leaders showed the “US Administrative Priority” Priority involved in the Indo-Pacific, including through a new multilateral configuration to meet the challenge of the 21st century “, he added the Prime Minister, because it would use this diplomatic mission to strengthen the regional focus and regional cooperation to deal with the Afghan crisis and the security of the region.