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Mps summon Rabbani, Balkhi on forced expelling of Afghan migrants

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Parliament members in lower house have summoned Minister of Foreign Affairs Salahuddin Rabbani and Minister of Refugee and Repatriation Sayed Hussien Alemi Balkhi on Afghan migrants forced expelling by the European countries on Wednesday.

Minister of Foreign Affairs Salahuddin Rabbani has stated that 7 European countries have signed a memorandum of Understanding on migrants issues, officials in Afghanistan Government is trying to sign a memorandum of understanding with European countries on Afghan migrants forced expelling.

“7 memorandum of understanding has been signed in between the European countries which forced expelling of Afghan migrants from Europe where Afghan Government doesn’t accept the decision made Minister of Foreign affairs Salahuddin Rabbani said,”

No chartered plans which are delivering those Afghan migrants, whom were forcedly evicted from Europe, will be allowed to land in Afghanistan’s airports Mr. Rabbani added.

Meanwhile Minister of Refugee and Repatriation Sayed Hussien Alemi Balkhi said,” exchanging of words and talks in between the Afghan officials and European countries have saved 40 percent of Afghan migrants not to be expelled by force from European countries,”

Mps have criticized the Afghan Government policy towards Afghan migrants abroad.

Mp Asadullah Saadati said,” Afghanistan is not having a good policy towards Afghan migrants, this has increased the numbers of Afghan migrants to be expelled by force by the European countries.”

“Based on the Geneva convention none of the countries could expel migrants by force, therefore Afghan Government is responsible for its citizens to act and defend their rights Mp Farhad Azimi said,”

Insecurity, unemployment, poor economy have made the Afghans to leave their country for Europe, some of the migrants have lost their life on the way, some still have no clear destination to go.

Reported by Rafi Sediqee

 

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Kabul police summons Afghan YouTuber Hamayon

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Afghanistan’s YouTuber Hamayon Afghan was summoned to the police station for publishing a woman’s interview without her permission, Kabul police said.

The spokesman of Kabul Police Khalid Zadran said Friday on X that Hamayon interviewed an old woman and published the report without her permission.

“After the interview, the interviewee’s family complained to the police and the police summoned Hamayon Afghan to the police station,” said Zadran.

Zadran stated that police are working to solve the problem with the two sides’ agreement as soon as possible.

He urges people to avoid posting rumors on the issue.

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Contract worth $53 million signed for construction of last section of Khaf–Herat railway

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A contract worth $53 million was signed Thursday for the construction of the last section of Khaf-Herat railway that connects Afghanistan with Iran.

The contract was signed between Afghanistan Railway Authority and Gamma Group in the presence of Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, his office said in a statement.

The segment is 47-kilometer long, stretching from Rabat Parian to Herat International Airport and the Industrial Town, according to the statement.

It added that completion and standard operational readiness are expected within approximately two years.

“Upon its completion, this segment will integrate the Khaf-Herat regional connectivity project with Iran’s significant seaports and facilitate access to Europe via the Turkish railway network,” the statement said.

“Furthermore, traversing Afghan territory, it will bolster commercial exchanges between Central and South Asia. Notably, this project’s realization will enable the expansion of railway networks into Farah, Nimruz, Helmand, and Kandahar provinces,” it added.

Gamma operates across Europe and Asia in multiple sectors including construction, renewable energy, power transmission, mining, railways among others.

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US urges IEA to fulfill counter-terrorism commitments

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The US State Department said on Thursday that Washington is committed to ensuring that Afghanistan can never again be a launching pad for terrorism.

“We remain committed to ensuring that Afghanistan can never again be a launching pad for terrorism, and we continue to push the Taliban (Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan) to fulfill all of their counterterrorism commitments to the international community,” the department’s spokesperson Matthew Miller said at a news briefing in Washington.

He reiterated that the United States had clearly communicated to the IEA that it’s their responsibility to ensure that “they give no safe haven to terrorists, whether it be Al Qaeda or ISIS-K or any other terrorist organization”.

Miller also reassured US allies that Washington was closely watching the developments in Afghanistan and was ready to deal with any threat emerging from the region.

“We remain vigilant against the evolving threat of these terrorist groups, and our global coalition to defeat ISIS and the C5+1 help intensify our efforts to monitor terrorist threats from the region and prevent their ability to raise funds, travel, and spread propaganda,” he said.

C5+1 refers to a diplomatic platform involving the five Central Asian states (Kazakhstan, Kyrgy­zstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan) and the United States. It serves as a forum for discussing and addressing regional issues such as security, economic development, and cooperation.

“The United States remains vigilant against the evolving threat posed by terrorist groups, including ISIS-K, and has maintained an unwavering focus on terrorism since President Joe Biden took office three years ago,” Miller said.

The US, he said, was “working both unilaterally and with its partners to successfully disrupt threats across the globe and degrade ISIS”.

“We will continue to work to hold ISIS accountable for its actions and to prevent terrorist attacks against the United States and other Western countries,” Miller said.

This comes as IEA has repeatedly said that it is committed to not allowing anyone to use Afghanistan soil against any other country.

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