The Taliban’s Neighbors Fear Afghanistan’s ‘Boiling Pot’ of Terrorism
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The failure of the Taliban to make a leap from the rebellion to governance was under the supervision of this week because they met with representatives of countries who were increasingly worried that after almost a year of power, the extremists again turned Afghanistan into a global terrorist paradise.
The July 25-27 conference in Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, followed the latest report on Afghanistan by the UN Security Council, which contained alarming details about the activities of terrorist groups, including Al Qaeda, who now enjoy the protection of the
Taliban in Afghanistan. The report shows that Afghanistan basically returned to the country before September 11, 2001, when hosting Osama bin Laden, Al Qaeda leader, while the group planned a large terrorist attack in New York and Washington.
Officially, the theme of this conference is “Development of Security and Economics,” although the source among participants said the actual focus was on counselorism. More than 20 countries and international organizations will be present, including Iran, Pakistan, China, and the state of Central Asia. The United States, Russia and India will also be present, like the US delegation.
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