While security concerns escalate in Afghanistan with the Taliban’s control of the country since last week, Germany announced today, Wednesday, its readiness for dialogue with the movement on conditions.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel considered it necessary that The international community continues to “dialogue with the Taliban”, who have returned to power to preserve the gains made in Afghanistan since the deployment of NATO forces. “The Taliban has become a bitter reality, but this is the new reality and it must be dealt with to preserve what we have achieved in the past twenty years.”
She pointed out that Berlin will discuss with the European Union and NATO (NATO) how to deal with Taliban.
Stop Aid
She also indicated that her country will support United Nations organizations to provide humanitarian aid to the Afghan people and neighboring countries that receive refugees.
However, it announced the freezing of German aid to the Afghan authorities for the time being.
It also stressed the continuation of the evacuations, as much as is necessary to protect the Afghans who have worked
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It is noteworthy that the leaders of The Group of Seven had stressed in a virtual meeting for them yesterday, Tuesday, the need for Afghanistan not to turn again into a safe haven for terrorism and a source of terrorist attacks” on other countries. Combating terrorism and (protecting) human rights, especially women’s rights.
In addition, they stressed the support for the Afghan people, stressing that they deserve to live in dignity, peace and security, reflecting the past two decades of their political, economic and social achievements.
It is noteworthy that the country has been living in chaos since the middle of this month (August 15), especially in the vicinity of Kabul Airport, where thousands of people flocked to flee the country on military planes, for fear of possible violations by the Taliban.
