The Deputy Secretary General of the United Nation met with Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Motaghi in Kabul

Traslator: Sakina Joya

Jumhuri Mudara: Jean-Pierre Lacroix, the Deputy Secretary General of the United Nation met with the Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Motaghi on Thursday. However, while Hebatullah Akhundzadah, the leader of the Taliban met with many Taliban governors in Kabul on Thursday, he refused to meet Lacroix.

At the same time, Hebatullah Akhundzada, the leader of the Taliban has said that will receive the opinion and suggestion of Deputy Secretary General from Motaghi.

According to published information, Lacroix in the meeting with Motaghi wanted from Taliban that refrain from violent confrontation with non-Pashtun and also he said that arbitrary arrest and imprisonment of former government officials in official and private Taliban`s prison should be stopped.

In this meeting, the Deputy Secretary General of the United Nation has emphasized the opening of schools and universities to all girls.

Meanwhile, in the response to this request, the representative of the Taliban has said that the Taliban is not yet ready to open the gates of educational institutes to girls and they are trying to create better condition for the education of girls.

On the other hand, the Deputy Secretary General of the United Nation expressed concerned about the barriers of the Taliban in the affairs of humanitarian aid organization and has said that this issue has a negative impact on the cooperation of the United Nation with the Taliban.

According the reports, Mr. Lacroix has emphasized that the United Nation want that aids should reach the needy people transparently, but the Taliban's interference prevent this.

At the same time, the United Nation Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said that Afghanistan is currently facing a severe humanitarian crisis and needs 3.06 billion dollars to provide the needy in Afghanistan.