Beijing: China on Wednesday said the new temporary government announced by the Taliban had ended “Anarchy” in Afghanistan, ending it as a “step needed” to restore order, even when it was confirmed that the Afghan militant group must be formed a broad-based political structure and followed Domestic and overseas policies are moderate and wise.
The Taliban on Tuesday launched the temporary government led by Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund, with a key role distributed by high group members from rebel groups, including global terrorists specifically appointed from the Haqqani network that was feared as the Minister of Home Affairs.
“We pay attention to the formation of the government,” Spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs Wang Wenbin told media direction here, responding to questions about the temporary government announced by the Taliban in Kabul.
“It has ended anarchy in Afghanistan after more than three weeks and the steps needed for Afghanistan to restore the domestic order and pursue post-war reconstruction,” he said.
“We noticed that the Afghan Taliban had been formed.
To restore the social and economic order as soon as possible,” he said.
Wang, however, reaffirmed the Chinese stand that the Taliban had to build a broad and inclusive-based political structure.
“We hope Afghanistan will build a broad and inclusive political structure, following the domestic and extraordinary and wise domestic policies, strictly fight all types Terrorist strength and living in good requirements with other countries, especially neighbors “, he said.
Asked whether China will recognize the new government that Beijing has called for “open.
And inclusive” the government, Wang said the Chinese embassy was still operating in Afghanistan.
“We are ready to maintain communication with the new NT government in Afghanistan and leaders,” he said.
“We hope the new Afghan government in the current government capacity will be broadly requesting the opinion of all ethnic groups and factions and Gema Harapan People and Afghan aspirations from the international community,” he said, adding that China had recorded Taliban comments.
that everyone will benefit from a new government.
China, together with Pakistan and Russia, has made its embassy open in Kabul and his messenger has met with the Taliban high-ranking officials after his power was won last month.
The Taliban delegation led by Senior Leader Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar has visited China in July this year and held talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi.