Afghan Political Leader Mohammad Mohaqiq Urges Public To Prepare For Change
Afghan political leader Mohammad Mohaqiq urged the public not to lose hope despite Taliban rule and said citizens should be prepared for change in the country.
Afghan political leader Mohammad Mohaqiq urged the public not to lose hope despite Taliban rule and said citizens should be prepared for change in the country.
Mohaqiq, leader of the People’s Islamic Unity Party of Afghanistan, said the Taliban’s actions should not discourage the population and added that Afghanistan, though largely overlooked at present, would soon return to the centre of international attention.
He made the remarks in a message marking the 31st anniversary of the death of Abdul Ali Mazari, the late leader of the Islamic Unity Party of Afghanistan.
Referring to ongoing conflicts and crises in several parts of the world, including Ukraine, Lebanon and Gaza, Mohaqiq said the world was currently facing turbulence but Afghanistan would soon once again become a focal point for the region and the international community.
Mohaqiq also referred to the situation of the Hazara community in Afghanistan and attacks against the group in different periods of the country’s history.
He said being Hazara should not be treated as a crime in Afghanistan.
