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Dr. Abdullah urges EU to increase aid for flood-affectees

Former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Dr. Abdullah Abdullah has asked the European Union (EU) to provide more humanitarian aid to floods-affected people in Afghanistan. Dr. Abdullah wrote on his X handle that he met the representative of the…

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Abdullah, West stress intra-Afghan dialogue in phone call

US special representative for Afghanistan Thomas West and Dr. Abdullah Abdullah have insisted on intra-Afghan dialogue for peace stability in the country. Abdullah, former head of the High Council for National Reconciliation, wrote on his Facebook page he…

Abdullah glad to recover from 25 years of addiction

Abdullah, a resident of central Daikundi province who has quit drugs after 25 years of addiction, says he enjoys living with his family. A resident of the Tamzan village of Pato district, the 39-year-old man previously lived beneath…

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Lyons, Abdullah talk region’s role in Afghanistan

UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for Afghanistan Deborah Lyons held a farewell meeting with former chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation Dr Abdullah Abdullah. Both sides highlighted the importance of government inclusivity, counter-terrorism and the key role…

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Dr Abdullah returns to Kabul from India

Former chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation Dr Abdullah Abdullah on Saturday returned to Kabul from India. Abdullah was staying in Kabul after the previous administration collapsed and the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan took power. Days…

Credible reports regarding tragic incidents received: Abdullah

Former Chairman of the High Council for National Reconciliation (HCNR) Abdullah Abdullah says credible reports regarding tragic incidents in some parts of the country had been received On his Twitter handle Abdulllah wrote: “Lately we received news regarding…

West condoles with Abdullah on latest terror attacks

A top US diplomat has condoled with former chairman of the National Reconciliation Council Dr. Abdullah Abdullah over recent terrorist attacks. US Special Representative for Afghanistan Reconciliation Thomas West and Abdullah also discussed the Afghans’ desire for girls…

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Karzai, Abdullah for Iran’s continued help with Afghans

Former president Hamid Karzai and head of the previous government's National Reconciliation Council, Dr. Abdullah, met with Iranian president's special envoy and asked for Iran’s continued assistance with Afghans. Hassan KazemiQami, the Iranian president's special envoy to Afghanistan,…

Using force can never produce desired result: Abdullah

Dr. Abdullah Abdullah on Tuesday expressed his condolences over the killing of Fahim Dashti and Abdul Wadod Zara in central Panjshir province, saying using force had never produced desired result and it even created more pains. Panjshir was…

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Abdullah seeks Iran’s humanitarian aid for Afghans

Former chairman of High Council of National Reconciliation (HCNR) Dr. Abdullah Abdullah in a telephonic contact with Iranian foreign minister discussed counterterrorism and the creation of an inclusive government in Afghanistan. A statement from Iranian foreign ministry said…

Talks underway with Taliban on future govt: Abdullah

Dr. Abdullah Abdullah on Friday said they were engaged in detailed talks with the Taliban over the formation of a new government, but no fundamental talks had begun yet. The Taliban captured Kabul on Sunday and former president…

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Abdullah, Karzai back high-level talks with Taliban

The High Council for National Reconciliation (HCNR) chairman and former president Hamid Karzai have agreed to send an authorised delegation to negotiate with the Taliban in Qatar. A statement from his office said Karzai and Abdullah Abdullah met…

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‘Hopeful decision’ likely as Abdullah returns from Doha

High Council for National Reconciliation chairman Abdullah Abdullah has arrived in Kabul from Doha for ‘special consultations’ and a good progress could be made in the peace process, a reliable source in Qatar said. Abdullah arrived in Doha…

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Abdullah calls for extraordinary UNSC session

Chairman of High Council for National Reconciliation (HCNR) Dr. Abdullah Abdullah has called for an extraordinary and immediate session of the UN Security Council to discuss the current developments in Afghanistan. Representatives and envoys of international and regional…

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No power can impose itself on Afghans, says Abdullah

High Council of National Reconciliation (HCNR) head Abdullah Abdullah has said that no power could impose their intentions on Afghanistan by force and the US has pledged to support Afghanistan in anti-terrorism efforts in a new chapter of relations between the two countries.

Talks with Taliban have made little headway: Abdullah

Peace talks with the Taliban in Doha have made "very little progress", acknowledges the government’s chief negotiator. In an interview, the High Council for National Reconciliation chairman admitted the negotiations happening at a "very slow pace". Speaking to…

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Taliban interested in war not talks, says Abdullah

High National Reconciliation Council chairman Dr. Abdullah Abdullah says the Taliban do not want negotiations and instead trying to seize power through force, which he described as a big mistake. Abdullah was addressing a press conference in Kabul…

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Fall of districts not part of a plan, says Abdullah

High Council for National Reconciliation chairman Dr. Abdullah Abdullah has said leaving districts to the Taliban was not part of a plan, brushing aside rumors in this regard. In a statement from the HCNR, Abdullah said this during…

Killing innocent people, obstinacy can’t end war: Abdullah

High Council for National Reconciliation (HCNR) chairman Abdullah Abdullah on Thursday said the Afghan people had showed their willingness for peace and the Taliban were committing a great mistake if they think there was no need for peace after foreign forces withdrawal from the country.

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