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Taliban in the UN: The Taliban-led Afghanistan delegation has participated in the climate talks hosted by the United Nations. This is the first time that Afghanistan has returned to the global stage after the Taliban occupation. This meeting is being held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan.
Taliban leaders have arrived at this meeting at a time when their rule in Afghanistan has not received official recognition. News agency AP has reported in its report that the Taliban delegation was included in this conference by giving it observer status.
‘Global assistance is needed’
A Taliban delegation arrived in Banku on Monday to garner support for work on climate change in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, Matuil Haq Khalis, head of Afghanistan’s Environmental Protection Agency, said, “Afghanistan is being most affected by climate change. We need global help to deal with this challenge.”
‘All countries need to come together’
Matuil Haq Khalis, head of Afghanistan’s Environmental Protection Agency, further said, “All countries will have to come together to deal with climate change. Experts have called Afghanistan the sixth most sensitive country in the world to climate impacts. This year too, Afghanistan There was a flood in the northern part of Afghanistan. More than 300 people died in this disaster. According to climate scientists, there has been an increase of 25 percent in the incidents of rain in the last 40 years.
Raised this big demand
Matuil Haq Khalis has proposed bilateral discussions with various countries including America. During this, he has expressed his desire to cooperate on receiving the invitation. During this, he said, “Climate change will affect the entire world. It affects women, children, men, plants and animals. In such a situation, everyone should make efforts together.”
