KABUL (Pajhwok): The global fraternity is fast running out of patience with the “Islamic Emirate” on the issue of engagement, says a senior UN diplomat.
Markus Potzel, the UN chief’s deputy special representative for Afghanistan, told the Security Council on Tuesday there had been some positive developments over the past few months.
However, he hastened to explain the positive development had been “too few and too slow and they are outweighed by the negatives”.
While briefing the 14-member UN body on the situation in Afghanistan, the envoy referred to the ban on girls’ secondary education.
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