The United Nations spokesman, Stephane Dujarric, said today, Wednesday, that the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres, will hold a closed meeting in Doha for envoys of several countries on Afghanistan, on the first and second of May this year.
Reuters quoted Dujarric as saying that the purpose of the meeting is "Revitalize international communication around common goals for a robust path forward on the situation in Afghanistan".
The aforementioned international meeting will be held in Doha "within a few weeks" Regarding Afghanistan for "Clarify expectations" Related to a number of files, according to what the United Nations told AFP today, Wednesday.
The Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations, Amina Muhammad, spoke about this meeting during a speech she delivered at Princeton University, on Monday, noting that it would be "The first is for envoys at all levels, from the region and the world, with the Secretary-General" United Nations António Guterres. The Deputy Secretary-General indicated a possible discussion "Small steps" towards "preliminary confession" possible with the Taliban, by setting preconditions for that.
She added: "This discussion has to happen. Some think it should never happen, others say it should.
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