Taliban: Asked India to complete its development projects in Afghanistan

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The Taliban regime in Afghanistan has asked India to complete the development projects that have begun in the country, a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Abdul Qahar Balkhi on Sunday.

We hope that by increasing diplomatic missions, we will move forward from the aspect of humanity to the development aspect. And in that area, our priority that we have also conveyed to India is from the completion of several incomplete projects that India has done, as the first step, “Balkhi said in an interview with Indian Express – A the day before the first birthday of the Taliban takers Afghanistan.

August 15 has been declared a holiday but the celebration by the Taliban regime will be low, limited to official media events. The main event can take place on September 1, the last foreign troop day left Afghanistan last year.

Balkhi named the Shahtoot Dam in Kabul as one of the projects desired by the Taliban for India. “India has many different projects, and they are incomplete. And we have urged them to finish it because if they are not finished, everything will be in vain, “he said.

The new India -new reopened embassy in Kabul, a year after being closed and all personnel were evacuated after the takeover of the Afghan Taliban August 15. This mission was manned by the Director’s IFS officer, who was the deputy head of the leading mission, and four other officials. The ITBP contingent has also been flown for the security of the embassy.

On Saturday, Foreign Minister Jaishankar said in Bengaluru that India’s decision to restart the mission was to help the Afghan people by providing human and medical assistance and that India wanted to help in the field of vaccine development.