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Haqqani outlines efforts being made to strengthen governance
Acting Minister of Interior, Sirajuddin Haqqani, says “serious and continuous efforts” are underway by the leadership of the Islamic Emirate in the areas of reform, facilitating affairs, standardizing public services, and developing a legal framework.
Abdul Mateen Qani, spokesperson for the Ministry of Interior, quoted Haqqani in a statement published on Tuesday, saying during the closing ceremony of a seminar on reform and capacity building for directors of ministry offices: “Amir al-Mu’minin (IEA Supreme Leader Hibatullah Akhundzada) is working around the clock to strengthen the Islamic system, implement reforms, expand services to the people, and establish principled legislation.”
During the seminar, Haqqani urged officials to treat people with kindness.
“You are the implementers of government decisions. People come to your doors. The connection between the nation and the government is established through you. You must respond to the people’s problems in a timely manner, with honesty, sincerity, and commitment, and represent both them and the system faithfully,” he said.
He also emphasized the importance of enhancing the capacity of administrative staff, stating: “Administrative training is not a flaw, but a source of pride. One must always seek
learning and professional growth. Experience sharing, cooperation, and continuous progress are the keys to delivering quality services.
“The credibility of the Islamic system must be more valuable to us than our personal interests, desires, and positions. We must carry out our duties in accordance with decrees, laws, and regulations. If there is any complexity in a matter, clarification should be sought from senior figures and the leadership; however, the affairs of the people should not be unnecessarily and unjustifiably delayed under the pretext of review and assurance,” Haqqani stressed.
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Indonesia reaffirms support for Afghanistan’s reintegration into global community
Qais Barakzai, Chargé d’Affaires of the Embassy of Afghanistan in Jakarta, welcomed Indonesia’s approach, saying Afghanistan appreciates the country’s constructive engagement.
Indonesia says it will continue supporting Afghanistan’s reintegration into the international community through constructive engagement.
Anis Matta, Indonesia’s Deputy Foreign Minister and Chairman of the Gelora Party, said he received a visit from Shoaib Baryalai, First Political Director at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Monday, August 24.
In a post on X, Matta said he was briefed directly on progress in efforts by the authorities in Afghanistan to fulfill international commitments and advance the country’s reintegration into the international community.
He said Indonesia would continue its constructive engagement to support the process, with the aim of helping improve, stabilize and promote prosperity for the Afghan people.
Qais Barakzai, Chargé d’Affaires of the Embassy of Afghanistan in Jakarta, welcomed Indonesia’s approach, saying Afghanistan appreciates the country’s constructive engagement.
Barakzai said Afghanistan reaffirms its commitment to meaningful engagement with the international community, as well as to peace, stability and cooperation in the region.
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Afghanistan’s 4G subscribers surpass 10 million, says telecom ministry
The ministry’s spokesman, said in a post on X that Afghanistan currently has around 32 million active SIM cards, including approximately 17 million internet users.
The number of 4G subscribers in Afghanistan has surpassed 10 million, according to the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology.
Inayatullah Alokozay, the ministry’s spokesman, said in a post on X that Afghanistan currently has around 32 million active SIM cards, including approximately 17 million internet users.
Of those internet users, nearly 10 million are now using 4G services, reflecting a significant expansion in access to high-speed mobile internet across the country.
Alokozay said that before the Islamic Emirate returned to power, the number of 4G subscribers stood at just over 2 million, while the total number of internet users was below 10 million.
He attributed the increase to the expansion of telecommunications coverage, which has brought mobile and internet services to a larger share of the country’s population.
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Qatar Ambassador holds farewell meeting Turkish diplomat in Kabul
The Qatari ambassador also wished the Turkish diplomat continued success in his future assignments.
The Ambassador of the State of Qatar to Afghanistan, Dr. Mirdef bin Ali Al-Qashouti, has held a farewell meeting with Bilal Emre, Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of Türkiye in Kabul, marking the conclusion of the Turkish diplomat’s tenure in Afghanistan.
According to the Embassy of the State of Qatar in Kabul, Ambassador Al-Qashouti praised Bilal Emre’s contributions to strengthening bilateral relations and cooperation during his mission in Afghanistan.
The Qatari ambassador also wished the Turkish diplomat continued success in his future assignments.
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