10 Mar 2021 - 18:28
KABUL (Pajhwok): Some political affairs analysts describe President Ashraf Ghani’s first year in office after reelection as ‘unsuccessful’ in terms of delivering on his promises, but others say the president was successful considering the country’s situation.
Ashraf Ghani sworn in as the president of Afghanistan on this day exactly one year ago on March 10, 2020.
During his inauguration, President Ghani had promised to work for peace, improve relations with countries, facilitate refugees repatriation, attract international investment, control Covid-19 spread and others during his second term.
Pajhwok Afghan News talked with a number of political affairs analysts about the one year performance of the president.
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US peace envoy Zalmay Khalilzad has in the past week proposed the possibility of a Bonn-type conference that could cancel or sideline the intra-Afghan peace talks currently underway in Doha.
According to Afghanistan Analysts Network (AAN), “Bonn 2” appears to have been discussed in a number of capitals and with various Afghan leaders.
The proposal appears aimed at ensuring a US troop withdrawal that would not look like Washington is cutting and running, AAN stated adding that any new power-sharing agreement reached as a ‘quick fix’ to the conflict would be inherently risky.
This could include increased conflict and the breaking down and loss of whatever stability and systems Afghanistan now enjoys.