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2021-03-10 Afghanistan
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Political Leaders to Meet on Proposed Draft for Afghan Peace
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In which the Afghan government grapples with the Biden administration’s effort to destroy the little that’s been accomplished thus far toward defeating Pakistan’s pet jihadis. [ToloNews] The US’s proposed 8-page draft, "Afghanistan Peace Agreement," will be discussed in a meeting of politicians hosted by the High Council for National Reconciliation led by Abdullah Abdullah
 ...the former foreign minister of the Northern Alliance government, advisor to Masood, and candidate for president against both Karzai and Ghani. Dr. Abdullah was born in Kabul and is half Tadjik and half Pashtun. He also held the meaningless salaried sop position as CEO of Afghanistan, while Ghani was president...
this week, according to an official of the council.
Sources said the meeting will likely be attended by key politicians, who will discuss the details of a transitional government for peace, elections, as well as an expected conference on Afghan politicians and the Taliban
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, as proposed by the United States in a letter by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to President Ashraf Ghani
...former chancellor of Kabul University, now president of Afghanistan. Before returning to Afghanistan in 2002 he was a scholar of political science and anthropology. He worked at the World Bank working on international development assistance. As Finance Minister of Afghanistan between July 2002 and December 2004, he led Afghanistan's attempted economic recovery until the Karzais stole all the money...
and Abdullah Abdullah.
"The meeting of the leadership committee of the High Council for National Reconciliation will be held this week in which the US proposed draft shared with Mr. Abdullah will be shared with politicians and their views will be heard. Any decision that would be made there will be announced," a front man of the council, Fraidoon Khwazoon, said.
The draft shared with Afghan politicians a week ago says that no election will be held during the peace government. The draft proposes a new election commission and an impartial international organization to manage the polls that will be held after the establishment of a transitional setup.
The leadership members of the council include former president Hamid Maybe I'll join the Taliban Karzai
...Former president of Aghanistan, part of the problem not part of the solution...
and former vice president Mohammad Yunus Qanooni, among other mainstream politicians who had a role in the Bonn conference in 2001, a key gathering that opened the way for an interim and transitional governments in the country.
"All these have been agreed with the Taliban. When they say that they are holding an election, they cannot go to Arghandy (an area in western Kabul) but they say they will hold an election. Elections cannot be held like this. Elections should be held in a calm environment and then an interim, or transition period-- or under any other name--will provide the way for an election that is held across Afghanistan," said Sayed Ishaq Gailani, head of the National Solidarity Movement of Afghanistan, who has attended at least two meetings of the leadership council of the High Council for National Reconciliation.
But the government has insisted on the Taliban’s agreement with the principle of elections so that they can negotiate any date for it, presumably before President Ghani’s term is completed.
"We will not ignore the Constitution," First Vice President Amrullah Saleh said at an event on Monday. "If the Taliban agrees on the principle of election... we can discuss the date of the election, we can discuss on the election to be one of the most monitored election in human history, but we will never discuss or agree on a document for dissolving our system, our achievements and above all the people’s right to vote."
Sources and analysts familiar with the matter said the Taliban’s participation in an election is dependent on the fulfillment of some conditions.
"The Taliban’s stance is that they accept a new government but their stance on their participation in a new government is that they might not participate in a new government and will wait for an election that is approved after discussion," a former Taliban member, Jalaluddin Shinwari said, who was an attorney general for the group in Kabul during the late 1990s.
"An early election is the best option, but it is dependent on an agreement by all parties," an international affairs analyst Sefat Safi said.
It is not clear so far whether the Taliban will accept the elections, but last year they reacted to the presidential election and said the polls cannot solve the country’s problems if it is held under "occupation." 
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