Malala Yousafzai tells Muslim leaders not to ‘legitimize’ Taliban
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai urged Muslim leaders on Sunday to refrain from granting legitimacy to the Taliban.
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai urged Muslim leaders on Sunday to refrain from granting legitimacy to the Taliban.
They called on the international community to redirect aid funding toward creating online universities for women.
The aid marks Turkey’s 21st shipment of humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan.
The meeting focused on “political and economic commonalities” as well as potential bilateral collaboration, Taliban said.
Azizi highlighted the importance of addressing Afghanistan’s trade imbalance
Al-Issa indirectly urged the Taliban to stop attributing restrictive policies to Islam
The power disruption left parts of Herat city in darkness for the past three days.
It grants extensive powers to religious enforcers, known as muhtasibs or Taliban moral police, who are tasked with overseeing compliance.
Khan said on X that the meeting took place on the sidelines of the Summit on Girls’ Education held in.
The German government has expressed concern over Pakistan’s deportation of Afghan refugees, many of whom face lengthy waits for resettlement.