By On their first visit to Europe since getting back to control, the Taliban held milestone talks with Western representatives here on Monday over the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, where hunger undermines more than half the population.
The worldwide local area has, nonetheless, demanded the Taliban should regard common liberties before aid resumes to Afghanistan. Having acknowledged a controversial invitation from Norway, the Taliban held talks with agents of the United States, France, Britain, Germany, Italy, the European Union, and Norway.
The closed-door conversations were held at the Soria Moria Hotel, on a snowy hilltop outside Oslo, with the Taliban designation led by Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi. Afghanistan’s humanitarian situation has disintegrated definitely since last August when the fundamentalists raged back to control 20 years in the wake of being brought down.
Norway’s Foreign Minister Anniken Huitfeldt has focused on the discussions that would not represent a legitimization or recognition of the Taliban, but since the humanitarian crisis, we must talk to the de facto authorities in the country.
A few specialists and individuals from the Afghan diaspora have condemned the Norwegian greeting to the Taliban. Several protests have been held outside the foreign ministry in the capital.
