Many believe that if the council is determined to work to help strengthen the political system, this would be helpful at curbing national issues; however there is a perception in the country that those who pursue particular ambitions must not be included in the council's structure.
After a series of consultations and discussions, former Jihadi leaders and political parties are now trying to help the national unity government to overcome challenges which the country faces.
The council has a joint commission and seven members will be decided by government.
"The commission should have a look at the last year and find out which factors really caused the ongoing crisis and abnormalities. The commission should also refer the recommendations of Jihadi leaders and political parties to government," council member Sadiq Mudabir said.
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the head of the council has said that the commission will assess the performance of the national unity government during the last year to find out what caused the current situations.
"The council is determined to be helpful to government. The council will never try to weaken the government," Mudabir said.
"If the council supports and works for stability of government, it would prove effective, but government must prevent entry of those who want to gain political influence," law expert Nasrullah Stanikzai said.
Following the collapse of the strategic city of Kunduz in northern Afghanistan to the Taliban recently, a number of former Jihadi leaders under the leadership of former Jihadi commander Abdul Rab Rasool Sayyaf
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Afghan Salafist warlord, owned by Saudi Arabia. He was the guy who invited al-Qaeda to come into Afghanistan and make themselves at home...gathered to form such a council.
Former Jihadi leader Abdul Rab Rasool Sayyaf, former defense minister Bismillah Mohammadi, former Jihadi leader and former vice president Mohammad Yunus Qanuni, former Jihadi leader and ex-minister of water and energy Mohammad Esmail Khan and other prominent Jihadi leaders and heads of political parties are members of the council.