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The former government's special envoy to Pakistan, Mohammed Umer Daudzai, said the lack of implementation of some articles of the Doha Agreement by the Islamic Emirate has reduced the level

The former government's special envoy to Pakistan, Mohammed Umer Daudzai, said the lack of implementation of some articles of the Doha Agreement by the Islamic Emirate has reduced the level

The Pakistani delegation led by special envoy Mohammad Sadiq during their two-day visit to Kabul has assured the Afghan government of the meaningful participation of the Taliban at the Ista

Pakistan to persuade Taliban to attend Istanbul summit Islamabad believes insurgent group will be making a huge mistake if it stays out of the peace process A delegation of Afghan Taliban meets Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi on Tuesday. PHOTO: FO/FILE ISLAMABAD:   Pakistan has assured Afghanistan that it will make all-out efforts to persuade the Taliban to join the Istanbul Conference as Islamabad believes that the insurgent group will be making a "huge mistake" if it stays out of the ...

Pakistanis Assure Afghan Govt of Taliban’s Return to Talks The Pakistani delegation led by special envoy Mohammad Sadiq during their two-day visit to Kabul has assured the Afghan government of the meaningful participation of the Taliban at the Istanbul summit, according to an Afghan official who met with the delegation.    Umer Daudzai, President Ghani’s special envoy for Pakistan, told TOLOnews that his Pakistani counterpart also assured them that the Taliban will agree on a reduction ...

Daily Times * Pakistani special envoy to visit Kabul on April 25-26 * Pakistan-Afghan-Turkey trilateral meet on Friday April 22, 2021 Pakistan said on Wednesday that the meeting on Afghanistan would be an important opportunity for the Afghans to make progress towards a negotiated political settlement. Remarks by Zahid Hafeez Chaudhri, Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, came after Turkey’s Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu announced Tuesday that an international conference on Afg...

Govt Spent $64M Over Budget From Code 91: MPs The Afghan government has spent Afs5 billion ($64.8 million) more than the allocated budget for Code 91 funds in three fiscal years, according to information provided by the finance and budget committee of the parliament. Code 91 is an emergency budgetary unit, and its spending has been under scrutiny by critics.  At least Afs3 billion ($38.9 million) has been spent through Code 91 funds during former acting finance minister Mohammad Humayun Qayo...

President’s Adviser Defends Use of Code 91 Funds December 15,2020 KABUL - Waheed Omer, presidential adviser and head of the Office of Public and Strategic Affairs of the President, in response to a media report last week listing his offices receipt of Afs30 million ($392,000) of Code 91 funds, said the amount was part of the government’s allocation for his office.  He said if someone calls the spending of the amount "embezzlement" and "corruption" it will cause suffering for t...

Lawmakers Threaten to Drop Code 91 from Next Years Budget Following criticism about the spending of the Code 91 budgetary unit’s fund by the government, the financial and budget committee of the Wolesi Jirga, the lower house of the Afghan parliament, on Monday threatened to not allocate money for the emergency code funds in the next fiscal year’s budget plan.   The funds for Code 91 are allocated from the national budget every year.    A report published last week by Etilaatroz newspap...