A conference on Afghanistan will be held in Dushanbe

It is reported that the conference will discuss issues of stability and security in the region.

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As reported by The Times of India, a security conference due to the situation in Afghanistan is scheduled for May 26-27 in Dushanbe. However, the Tajik Foreign Ministry has not yet confirmed this information.

The Indian publication reports that the conference will address issues related to the humanitarian crisis and security matters, including the threat of cross-border terrorism in Afghanistan.

“India’s National Security Advisor Ajit Doval will travel to Dushanbe at the end of this week for a security conference regarding the situation in Afghanistan, which will review the situation in the country nine months after the Taliban took control,” the publication notes.

It is reported that Doval will present India’s position, which states that Afghanistan needs a fully inclusive government capable of safeguarding the fundamental rights of women, children, and minorities, and that the country must not become a haven for terrorism.

The publication does not specify which countries will participate in the conference.

After the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, neighboring countries and regional nations have repeatedly expressed concern that the situation in Afghanistan could pose a security threat to the entire region. Meanwhile, the Taliban claim that nothing threatens other countries from Afghan territory.