Beijing: It seems that the Chinese government has defined terms and conditions for Taliban A Chinese dissident called for Beijing’s support in forming a new government in Afghanistan. gianli yango.
China, which is closely monitoring developments in Afghanistan, has made it clear to the Taliban that protecting its national interests is paramount.
The. in an opinion piece Washington Times, Jianli, founder and chairman Citizen Power Initiative for China“China’s own interests should be the starting point for Beijing’s review of the ever-changing situation in Afghanistan. China has no interest, nor does it have the power, to reform Afghanistan.”
Chian is interested in Afghanistan as development projects of his Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) pass through the region. China sees an opportunity to expand its multi-billion dollar bri projects in the country.
China said on Friday that Taliban leaders support the BRI and believe the projects are good for development and prosperity in the war-torn country.
Meanwhile, the Taliban has described China as its most important partner and said that Beijing is ready to invest and rebuild the country.
Highlighting human rights issues, Jianli said, “issues like human rights and women’s rights are not on China’s priority list.” may not be the primary conditions to develop.
Meanwhile, the Taliban on Tuesday announced their new government. According to CNNMullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, the head of the Taliban’s powerful decision-making body ‘Rahbari Shura’, will lead the new “caretaker” government in the country.
China, which is closely monitoring developments in Afghanistan, has made it clear to the Taliban that protecting its national interests is paramount.
The. in an opinion piece Washington Times, Jianli, founder and chairman Citizen Power Initiative for China“China’s own interests should be the starting point for Beijing’s review of the ever-changing situation in Afghanistan. China has no interest, nor does it have the power, to reform Afghanistan.”
Chian is interested in Afghanistan as development projects of his Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) pass through the region. China sees an opportunity to expand its multi-billion dollar bri projects in the country.
China said on Friday that Taliban leaders support the BRI and believe the projects are good for development and prosperity in the war-torn country.
Meanwhile, the Taliban has described China as its most important partner and said that Beijing is ready to invest and rebuild the country.
Highlighting human rights issues, Jianli said, “issues like human rights and women’s rights are not on China’s priority list.” may not be the primary conditions to develop.
Meanwhile, the Taliban on Tuesday announced their new government. According to CNNMullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, the head of the Taliban’s powerful decision-making body ‘Rahbari Shura’, will lead the new “caretaker” government in the country.
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