India is holding the Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan on November 10-11. The meeting, which will be held at the National Security Adviser (NSA) level, will be chaired by NSA Ajit Doval. Two such meetings have already taken place in Iran in September 2018 and December 2019. The third meeting could not be held in India due to corona infection.
Nearly three months after the Taliban captured Kabul, India is organizing the ‘Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan’ to promote peace and security in Afghanistan. National Security Adviser Ajit Doval is hosting this important meeting of the NSA on November 10. It will discuss the future of Afghanistan. In addition, brainwashing will be done on how to deal with the situation posed by threats to power transfer and security. Ahead of the talks on November 10, Doval is expected to hold bilateral talks with his colleagues in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan on Tuesday.
The meeting comes two weeks after Indian delegations met with a Taliban delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister of Afghanistan Abdul Salam Hanabi in Moscow. It called for adequate humanitarian assistance to be provided to this country in crisis. The Indian Embassy was headed by JP Singh, Joint Secretary, Pakistan-Afghanistan-Iran Division of the Ministry of External Affairs.
The meeting highlights the importance of regional initiatives and India’s role, Afghan experts say. India had extended an invitation to Afghanistan’s neighbors Pakistan, Iran, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Russia and China to attend the meeting.
Why does India conduct?
Because after the regime change in Afghanistan, India is concerned about its security. Therefore, India is holding this dialogue to discuss the situation and security situation prevailing in Afghanistan after the Taliban took power.
At the same time, India seeks to unite regional partners and key powers on the current situation and future outlook for Afghanistan. To address the pervasive and growing concerns of countries related to Afghanistan, through consultation and coordination with each other. This meeting has been arranged for this purpose. Foreign experts say India wants to defend its position on the future attitude of countries towards Afghanistan.
Since the Taliban’s occupation of Afghanistan, India has made it clear that the Taliban will not turn its soil into a safe haven for terrorism, but will form an all – inclusive government to protect minorities, women and children. But the situation is the opposite.
According to media reports, the situation in Afghanistan has worsened since US troops withdrew and the Taliban came to power. The news that women’s rights and freedoms are being taken away has sent shockwaves through the international community. This meeting will discuss what the world expects from the Taliban. At the same time, the Taliban regime and the protection and education of women will be discussed.
There is no sign of encouragement from the Taliban
Maj. Gen. Ashwini Sivach (retired), a security expert and former head of the regional army, believes that even after the formation of the Taliban government, there is no sign of encouragement from the Taliban in these matters because Pakistan ISI is in strong grip. On its government. According to him, Pakistan does not want India to take any leadership or initiate any process on the Afghanistan issue. At the same time, India plays a key role in this process.
Will Pakistan participate in this meeting?
No, Pakistan did not participate. Moid Yousuf, Pakistan’s national security adviser, announced last week that he would not attend the meeting. If Yusuf had agreed to come, it would have been India’s first top tour from Pakistan since 2016.
Pakistan is said to be protesting India’s adverse role in Afghanistan. Responding to a question during a press conference, Yusuf said that no pervert could pretend to be a pacifist, the media report said. The Pakistani NSA has said that if peace is established in Afghanistan, it will become a key trading hub for connectivity with Asia.
Although the news of India’s rejection of the invitation has just come through the media, sources say that a “proper response” to Pakistan’s call is awaited.
What does it mean for Pakistan not to participate?
Experts say Pakistan’s stance on Afghanistan reflects its mentality, where its role is to “harm” the country and consider itself its defender. Pakistan has not participated in previous such meetings. His comments against India are a failed attempt to divert attention from his deadly role in Afghanistan.
Which countries participated in the meeting
The meeting is attended by Iran, Russia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan. China has said it will not be able to attend the meeting due to planning issues. All the national security organizations participating in the meeting will meet Prime Minister Modi.
This is the first time that all Central Asian countries have participated in this meeting. Central Asian countries are also reported to be concerned about drug production and trafficking in Afghanistan. Central Asian countries also see the accumulation of US troops in Afghanistan as a threat. Therefore, these issues will also be discussed at this meeting.
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Nearly three months after the Taliban captured Kabul, India is organizing the ‘Delhi Regional Security Dialogue on Afghanistan’ to promote peace and security in Afghanistan. National Security Adviser Ajit Doval is hosting this important meeting of the NSA on November 10. It will discuss the future of Afghanistan. In addition, brainstorming will be done on how to deal with the situation posed by threats to power transfer and security. Ahead of the talks on November 10, Doval is expected to hold bilateral talks with his colleagues in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan on Tuesday.
The meeting comes two weeks after Indian delegations met with a Taliban delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister of Afghanistan Abdul Salam Hanabi in Moscow. It called for adequate humanitarian assistance to be provided to this country in crisis. The Indian Embassy was headed by JP Singh, Joint Secretary, Pakistan-Afghanistan-Iran Division, Ministry of External Affairs.
The meeting highlights the importance of regional initiatives and India’s role, Afghan experts say. India had extended an invitation to Afghanistan’s neighbors Pakistan, Iran, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Russia and China to attend the meeting.
Why does India conduct?
Because after the regime change in Afghanistan, India is concerned about its security. Therefore, India is holding this dialogue to discuss the situation and security situation prevailing in Afghanistan after the Taliban took power.
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