The idea of interim government frightens those in power. For Afghans, Peace is the priority, not keeping you guys in power.
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Not that I advocate 4 interim gov, I cannot imagine the prospect of a settlement without some form of interim arrangement with or without Taliban. It is hard 2 imagine Taliban would want 2 cease violence & get integrated in the current order. Peace itself can be very legitimizing
This still doesn’t respond to any of the concerns except perhaps concerns of Taliban. What about all other constituencies? Interim arrangements vary vastly depending on the mandate, term, authority, composition, oversight and sequencing.
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A united platform thru building a constitutional coalition could address d concerns of other constituencies. Arg had the time&chance 2 build this but they failed, stressing on Ghani-led, Ghani-owned & Ghani-controlled process. Now let’s see what
@US4AfghanPeace has in mind 4 us. -
In a conversation with a group of activists,
@US4AfghanPeace said that his mandate is focused on US-Taliban aspect of talks & paving d way for TBN & Afg talk. It is on us Afghans 2 imagine & build our future. We need 2 be engaged in discussions about our future gov. - Show replies
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