Taliban governors in Kabul discuss migrant security and other issues
Taliban governors held a meeting in Kabul to discuss the implementation of the leadership’s decrees and instructions, strengthening security, border management, and preventing the smuggling, cultivation, transport, purchase and sale of narcotics.
The meeting also reviewed ways to improve coordination on security and civil affairs, the legal extraction of mines and contracts, the creation of job opportunities, and addressing the problems of migrants and returnees.
According to a statement from the Kabul provincial administration, observance of traffic laws on major highways and the rental of agricultural land were among other topics discussed. Participants also shared their views on establishing laboratories in the provinces to test the quality of food and medicine, standardising zonal hospitals, and improving educational and health services.
The statement said that after hearing the views of the participants, necessary decisions were taken on the issues raised, but details of those decisions were not disclosed.
Attending the meeting were Mullah Mohammad Shirin Akhund, the Taliban governor in Kandahar; Mullah Mohammad Yousuf Wafa, governor of Balkh; Sheikh Mawlawi Noor Ahmad Islamjar, governor of Herat; Mullah Mohammad Naeem Gul Mohammad, governor of Nangarhar; Mawlawi Nasrullah Muti’, governor of Kunduz; Mullah Mehrullah Hammad, governor of Paktia; and Mullah Aminullah Obaid, governor of Kabul.
