Kabul: Iran Said on Sunday that Tehran would not recognize the current Taliban Government (Islamic Emirate) unless it is inclusive.
Iranian Ambassador brave aminion Made this remark in an exclusive interview with Tolo News in Kabul.
Aminian said Tehran could persuade other countries to recognize the Afghan government if the Islamic emirate reforms its governance structure.
“If a group comes (to power) and the group is (includes) the same ethnic group and all other ethnic groups are not included in the government, we do not accept it, and therefore, we ask the Taliban liberally. Calls upon the rulers to form an inclusive government,” he said.
Furthermore, he said that the current economic crisis would pave the way for extremism, especially for Islamic State – Khorasan (IS-K), reports Tolo News.
“If economic problems persist, it will lead to further migration. If economic problems persist, they will lead to extremism, which will threaten not only Afghanistan but also the region,” he said.
Meanwhile, the Taliban said Aminian’s remarks were an attempt to interfere in Afghan affairs.
“Is Iran’s government or cabinet based on other people’s definitions of inclusiveness?” said Inamulla Samangani, Deputy Spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate.
“Every country has its own definition of an inclusive government based on its national interests,” he said.
“This government should be inclusive based on the wishes of the Afghan nation, not based on interference from foreign countries,” it said. Syed Jawad HussainiAs reported by Tolo News, the leader of Hizb-e-Adalat Wa Tausa.
The Taliban, who are desperate for international recognition, and who are reminded time and again to respect women and human rights, establish an inclusive government, not allow Afghanistan to be a safe haven for terrorism, are recognized by the international community. are preconditions. ,
Iranian Ambassador brave aminion Made this remark in an exclusive interview with Tolo News in Kabul.
Aminian said Tehran could persuade other countries to recognize the Afghan government if the Islamic emirate reforms its governance structure.
“If a group comes (to power) and the group is (includes) the same ethnic group and all other ethnic groups are not included in the government, we do not accept it, and therefore, we ask the Taliban liberally. Calls upon the rulers to form an inclusive government,” he said.
Furthermore, he said that the current economic crisis would pave the way for extremism, especially for Islamic State – Khorasan (IS-K), reports Tolo News.
“If economic problems persist, it will lead to further migration. If economic problems persist, they will lead to extremism, which will threaten not only Afghanistan but also the region,” he said.
Meanwhile, the Taliban said Aminian’s remarks were an attempt to interfere in Afghan affairs.
“Is Iran’s government or cabinet based on other people’s definitions of inclusiveness?” said Inamulla Samangani, Deputy Spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate.
“Every country has its own definition of an inclusive government based on its national interests,” he said.
“This government should be inclusive based on the wishes of the Afghan nation, not based on interference from foreign countries,” it said. Syed Jawad HussainiAs reported by Tolo News, the leader of Hizb-e-Adalat Wa Tausa.
The Taliban, who are desperate for international recognition, and who are reminded time and again to respect women and human rights, establish an inclusive government, not allow Afghanistan to be a safe haven for terrorism, are recognized by the international community. are preconditions. ,
,