Afghanistan Taliban Crisis Direct Update: A few weeks after the Taliban claimed victory in Panjshir, the valley was empty when the family went one by one, the AFP report said. This province is one of the last falling into the hands of the Taliban after the fight with the power of resistance.
Some of the world leaders have announced they will see whether the Taliban fulfills its promises to the international community about problems such as the inclusive Afghan government and human rights before providing diplomatic recognition of their regime. Afghanistan has faced chronic poverty and drought but the situation has deteriorated since the Taliban seized power last month with aid disruption, departure tens of thousands of people including workers and the collapse of many economic activities.
The UN Security Council extends the mandate of the UN assistance mission in Afghanistan for 6 months
The UN Security Council was extended for six months of the UN assistance mandate in Afghanistan (UNAMA), unanimously chose resolutions that emphasized the importance of the formation of inclusive government and representatives.
The 15-Nation council voted on the draft resolution that extended the UNAMA mandate until March 17, 2022.
Resolution, emphasizing the important role that the United Nations will continue to play in promoting peace and stability in Afghanistan, recognizing the need for strengthened efforts to provide humanitarian assistance to the Afghanistan and the role of important coordination from the United Nations, and reaffirming that effectively. Shipping of humanitarian aid requires all parties to enable full, safe, and unrestricted humanitarian access, for UN humanitarian institutions and other humanitarian actors.
Afghan schools will be open for boys from Saturday, the Ministry of Taliban Education has only said in a statement that does not provide indications when girls may be able to return to their class.
More than a month after the movement seized the capital of Kabul, most educational institutions remained closed when the Taliban had struggled to reopen the economy and restore normal life in cities.
In some schools that have managed to operate, girls to sixth grade have been present, and female students have gone to the university class. But middle school for girls has been closed.
Taliban officials said they would not replicate fundamentalist policies from the previous Taliban government, which prohibits the education of girls, and they have promised that girls will be able to learn as long as they do it in separate classrooms, according to Reuters reports.
Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Friday that members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) would help push the smooth transition in Afghanistan, according to Chinese media.
SCO member countries must guide Afghanistan to develop inclusive political structures and follow moderate internal and external policies, XI said.
SCO consists of eight members: China, India, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Pakistan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.afghanistan are observer countries in groups.
The German President has bestowed one of the highest awards in the country to the commander who led German evacuation and several Afghans from Kabul, the Associated Press reported.
President Frank-Walter Steinmeier praised Brig. Gen. Jens Arlt’s leadership of an operation he said “unprecedented” in the history of Germany II World War II.
The German military evacuated more than 5,300 citizens from 45 countries from the Afghan capital, part of a wider international effort to turn on 120,000 after the Taliban takeover last month.
Steinmeier noted that the Arlt managed to bring home all the 500 troops without being injured, even though there was a risk they face on the ground. He added that “we bear some responsibilities for the human tragedy” in Afghanistan.
