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Picking Bamyan As SAARC Capital, Doesn’t Heal Wounds of Citizens

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Last Updated on: October 25, 2022

 Selecting Bamayan as the capital of South Asia Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) meaning pouring salt over the resident’s wounds.

The South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC) was established on December 8, 1985 to organize and unite the governments of its seven original members: Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka to promote mutual progress and development, Afghanistan has owned its membership on 2007, bringing the number of the countries up to 8.

A number of the news paper writers and Bamyan citizens have criticized the Government for not having necessary measurements to construct and develop Bayman province.

Folks songs investigator Wahid Qasimee said,” Bamayan is famous for having such beautiful views specially the two Buda’s statues.”

Tourists have also stated that no penny has been invested on touring section, investing on the following section will boost the economy of Bamyan and Government.

Head of one of the Tourist Company Sayed Zia said,” scores of National and International who attended the SAARC festival visited Band-i-Amir but when it comes to construction the Government of Afghanistan has not invested any penny on it.”

A news paper writer Fatana Hassanzada said,” Governmental officials take things against our people,Bamyan construction as granted,nothing has been done of the construction of Bamyan and its citizens.”

Mahdi one of the participants has expressed his unsatisfactory on the program held as festival in Bamyan.

Meanwhile the second president of Afghanistan Sarwar Danish said,” about 500,000 $ has been allocated for holding such big festival in Bamyan.”

Bamyan despite of hosting thousands International, Nation citizens and tourists, it was once again honored to be named as the capital city for South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC).

   

Reported by Farah NazFrotan

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