Former Afghan President Karzai Welcomes the Attention of President Emomali Rahmon to His Country
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DUSHANBE, 24.07.2021 (NIAT Khovar) – Former Afghan President Hamid Karzai welcomed the attention of the President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon to Afghanistan.
Karzai wrote on his official Facebook page that during fourteen years of his service he had very good and fraternal relations with Tajikistan, and especially with President Emomali Rahmon himself.
“Tajikistan has always called for lasting peace and stability in Afghanistan, and this fact was once again was reflected in the his recent speech. I wish that as a result of comprehensive cooperation between the two countries, Afghanistan will have universal and lasting peace and tranquility as soon as possible,” said Former Afghan President.
On July 22, President Rahmon in his speech before the members of the Armed Forces and law enforcement agencies spoke about the situation in the neighboring Afghanistan and its people.
He stated that the situation in the neighboring Afghanistan, especially in the northern regions bordering Tajikistan remains extremely difficult and uncertain and is getting more complicated with each day.
“Such a difficult situation has arisen for the first time in 43 years of continued internal confrontation in Afghanistan. The people of Afghanistan that possess an ancient history, civilization and culture, is not to blame for such a tragic events,” noted President Rahmon.
These destructive processes are the result of outside interference in the internal affairs of this neighboring country, which has been going on for over forty years.
“The people of Tajikistan had experienced such a tragedy through foreign intervention, which became the cause of the imposed civil war in the early 1990s, and we are still in the process of eliminating its grave consequences. As a result of the war, over 150,000 of our citizens were killed, 50,000 children were left orphans,” he continued.
Given this bitter historical experience, he noted that we will never interfere in the internal affairs of our neighbors.