The Organization of Islamic Cooperation should cooperate more with the people of Afghanistan

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published a statement saying that Amir Khan Muttaqi, the Acting Minister of the Ministry, during the meeting he had with representatives of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and the Board of Scholars of Islamic Countries on economic issues, The political and human rights of Afghanistan have discussed and asked for more cooperation of this organization for the people of Afghanistan.
 
In this meeting, the Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs asked the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to convey the situation and realities in Afghanistan to the authorities of their countries and the international community.
 
According to this ministry, Mr. Muttaqi has emphasized the sustainability of humanitarian aid and financing of development projects in Afghanistan.
 
The announcement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs states: Understand the people and the government of Afghanistan, the time has come for the international community, especially the Islamic countries, to make the most of the opportunities created in Afghanistan, to launch economic projects.
 
In this meeting, the delegation of scholars of Islamic countries commended the effective and quick actions of the Islamic Emirate in the past two years in the areas of combating drugs, treating drug addicts, and creating all-round security and stability in the country.
 
It should be mentioned that Tariq Bakhit, representative of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation for Afghanistan and representatives from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Jordan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Chad, Guinea and other countries of the Islamic world were still present in this meeting.
 
On the other hand, the office of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Kabul has started the third and fourth round of humanitarian aid of this organization, based on which, in 14 provinces of the country, 22,000 packages of food will be distributed to more than 133,000 needy people.
 
Saeed Al-Ayash, the representative of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Afghanistan, said: "We have started the third and fourth stages of the distribution of the organization's aid in 14 provinces of the central zone, in which more than 133,000 needy food packages will be distributed."
 
This is despite the fact that more than two years have passed since the rule of the Islamic Emirate, but so far no country in the world has been willing to recognize it in Afghanistan.