Political experts: The relations of the Islamic Emirate with the countries of the world have improved

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: These statements of political commentators are raised while many countries in the region have entrusted the representation of Afghanistan to the Islamic Emirate and have good economic, political and cultural relations with the existing government in Afghanistan.
 
Political commentator Nusratullah Qaderi said in a conversation with AVA: In less than two years, despite not being recognized by the United Nations, the Islamic Emirate has been able to establish good political, economic and cultural relations with the countries through active diplomacy.
 
According to his words, most of the countries of the world and the region have recognized the Islamic Emirate as "de facto", because their embassies are active in Kabul, and at the same time, they have entrusted the representatives of Afghanistan to the Islamic Emirate.
 
He emphasized: The leaders of the Islamic Emirate should try more to provide the ground for the recognition of "Dujour" through diplomacy.
 
Qaderi noted: During the period when the Islamic Emirate ruled over Afghanistan, terrorist groups were severely suppressed; for this reason, there is no threat to the countries of the region, especially the neighboring countries.
 
Dujour recognition is the unconditional recognition of a new state or country as an independent state that has the ability to exercise sovereignty over its territory and implement its international obligations. De facto recognition is temporary, but de jure recognition includes full diplomatic relations.
 
At the same time, Ahmad Saber Safavi, an expert on international relations, said in a conversation with Ava: Although some Han countries have established relations with the current government of Afghanistan, in order for the Islamic Emirate to be recognized by the countries of the world, it is necessary It is for government leaders to interact with the world at a high level and refrain from violating basic human laws.
 
He expressed that the suppression of terrorist groups by the Islamic Emirate has reduced the major concern of the countries of the world, especially the countries of the region, and has helped and will help a lot in the recognition of the existing government in Afghanistan.
 
Meanwhile, Bilal Karimi, the deputy spokesman of the Islamic Emirate, told the media that our foreign policy was very active last year and we were able to open many embassies and agencies in different countries. These relations and our policy are still ongoing and moving.
 
Karimi added that the position of the Islamic Emirate is to have friendly relations with all the countries of the world and to open a new chapter in Afghanistan's diplomacy with the world.
 
This official of the Islamic Emirate also answered the question, "Isn't one of the reasons why the current government is not recognized by the international community, the work and education bans of girls and women?" He said: "Afghanistan's internal issues should not be used as a means of political pressure, it is better to open ways of dialogue and understanding to solve problems."