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    Uzbekistan's president urges UN to adopt constructive approach for Afghanistan, highlights importance of humanitarian aid

    Uzbekistan's president urges UN to adopt constructive approach for Afghanistan, highlights importance of humanitarian aid

    Addressing the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly, the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, underscored the significant impact of developments in Afghanistan on international security.

    Shavkat Mirziyoyev UNGA speech on Afghanistan
    Photo: President Mirziyoyev announced plans to establish the Regional Experts Council for repatriated persons from combat zones, working under the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office
    Source: President's Press Service

    "The country is navigating an unprecedented situation that calls for a unique approach to solving the Afghan dilemma," President Mirziyoyev stated. Emphasizing the gravity of the situation, he added, "Leaving Afghanistan once more to grapple with its challenges in isolation would be a monumental error."

    WFP delivering grain to areas in Afghanistan
    Photo: According to the World Food Program, most children and adults in Afghanistan go to bed hungry.
    Source: WFP

    The President firmly believes that the current strategies adopted by the international community might not be in the best interest of the Afghan people.

    "Ignoring, isolating, and imposing sanctions only amplifies the suffering of ordinary Afghan citizens," he pointed out.

    Mirziyoyev pressed for continued humanitarian assistance, highlighting, "We are firm in our stance that support to the Afghan populace must not wane." He went on to appeal for constructive solutions regarding Afghanistan's finances.

    "It's crucial to devise suitable mechanisms to tap into Afghanistan's frozen international assets, directing them to alleviate the pressing societal challenges the nation confronts," he elaborated.
    Mirziyoyev speaks at UNGA78
    Photo: "Leaving Afghanistan again alone with its own problems would be a grave mistake," President Mirziyoyev stated. 
    Source: President's Press Service

    Envisioning a brighter future for the war-torn nation, the Uzbek leader expressed, "We envisage an open, peaceful, and enduring Afghanistan. One that is keenly participating in regional collaborative endeavors and is primed for synergistic partnerships with its neighbors and beyond."

    Making a fervent plea to the world leaders present, President Mirziyoyev asserted, "Standing here, at this esteemed podium, I beseech the global fraternity to unite in addressing the Afghan conundrum." He continued, "I firmly believe that under the United Nations' guidance, it's imperative for us to collaboratively forge a flexible and constructive strategy regarding Afghanistan."

    Humanitarian aid is necessary for regional stability
    Photo: Afghan women and child sitting by WFP aid packages.
    Source: WFP

    The address resonates with the growing concern many nations share about the evolving scenario in Afghanistan and underscores the collective responsibility of the international community to ensure stability and progress in the region.

    "We need to strengthen our joint efforts in preventing the spread of the scourge of extremism and radicalization of youth," President Mirziyoyev stated, highlighting the Joint Plan of Action for implementing the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy in Central Asia adopted in Tashkent last March.

    The president emphasized the unique experience Uzbekistan has gained in reintegrating individuals affected by extremist ideas, citing the humanitarian operation “Mehr” (‘Benevolence’).

    "As part of that operation, we have repatriated to our country more than 530 citizens, primarily women and children, from conflict zones in the Middle East and Afghanistan. They have all received medical, psychological, social assistance and other support," said Mirziyoyev.

    In light of these initiatives, President Mirziyoyev announced plans to establish the Regional Experts Council for repatriated persons from combat zones, working under the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Office. Stressing the need for a cohesive international stance, he urged, "United Nations member states must be more unified and work together to combat common threats such as international terrorism."

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