Debra Lines, the UN special envoy for Afghanistan, and Amir Khan Mottaki, the Taliban’s acting foreign minister
Debra Lines, the UN special envoy for Afghanistan, and Amir Khan Mottaki, the Taliban’s acting foreign minister
Debra Lines, the UN special envoy for Afghanistan, met in Kabul with the Taliban’s acting foreign minister, Amir Khan Mottaki, to discuss humanitarian aid, human rights, development projects and Afghanistan’s banking issues.
She wrote on Twitter:
Hearing disturbing reports that female students above the sixth grade will not be invited back to school by the authorities, If true, what could possibly be the reason?
— Deborah Lyons (@DeborahLyonsUN) March 23, 2022
According to a statement from the Taliban’s foreign ministry, Debra Lions shared details of her report with Mottaki at a recent Security Council meeting.
Mottaki also spoke about the extension of the UN mission in Afghanistan, saying he hoped it would have a positive effect on Afghanistan.
The United Nations last week extended its mission in Afghanistan for another year.
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