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Afghans accept nothing by force, says Ghani in Kapisa

<p><a href="/en/afganistan/kabul" class="glossify-link">KABUL</a> should know nothing could be imposed on the Afghans by force.</p>

<p>President Ghani traveled to central Kapisa province this morning and addressed a gathering in Mahmood Raqi, the provincial capital, saying that the Afghan government was working as planned and with consensus.</p>

<p>He said: “Attracting the Taliban to the system is our duty because peace should not be a reason for increase of violence and conflict.”</p>

<p>Regarding security situation of the country, the president directed his first deputy, Amrullah Saleh, to device a security plan.</p>

<p>Under the security plan, Saleh would work with security officials in 34 provinces to develop a clear and practical vision for improving security situation in two weeks, elaborated Ghani.</p>

<p>President Ghani stressed the need for <a href="/en/women" class="glossify-link">women</a>’s empowerment. He said Saleh and other representatives and influential figures of the province should take decisions for reforms.</p>

<p>Addressing the gathering, Saleh said he, the president and the government would fulfill all promises they had had made during election campaigns with people of Kapisa.</p>

<p>He added they would start implementation of the promises from building hospital in Kapisa.</p>

<p>Sa/ma</p>

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