Coordination Meeting Between Aid Organizations and Islamic Emirate

A recent coordination meeting held at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs brought together agencies of the United Nations and the Islamic Emirate to address the needs of the Afghan people and enhance collaboration.
Discussion on Humanitarian and Developmental Assistance

Kabul 24: During the meeting, participants delved into topics such as the assistance provided by the United Nations over the past year, the priorities of the Islamic Emirate, and the establishment of effective coordination between UN organizations and the caretaker government.

Insights from Key Figures

Amir Khan Muttaqi, the acting Minister of Foreign Affairs, highlighted the impact of four decades of conflict on Afghanistan’s economic progress, emphasizing the need for sustainable development initiatives.Hafiz Zia Ahmad Takal, deputy spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, outlined the discussions on Afghanistan’s needs, future plans, and the importance of aligning efforts between the Islamic Emirate and the United Nations.

UN’s Commitment to Development Assistance

Indrika Ratwette, Deputy Special Representative of Development at UNAMA, shared insights on increasing development assistance to Afghanistan, underscoring the importance of long-term sustainable solutions.

Transition to Developmental Assistance

Abdul Latif Nazari, Deputy Minister of Economy, emphasized the shift from humanitarian aid to developmental assistance, presenting the economic and social priorities of Afghanistan to donors and international organizations for support.

Economic Analysts’ Perspectives

Economic analysts like Shabir Bashiri and Abdul Basir Turki stressed the necessity of transitioning towards infrastructure development and job creation to address long-term economic challenges in Afghanistan, advocating for a shift in aid focus.

Advocacy for Infrastructure Projects

Amir Khan Muttaqi previously advocated for initiating infrastructure projects in Afghanistan during discussions with the United Nations Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions (ACABQ) and UNAMA representatives, highlighting the importance of sustainable development efforts in the country.

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