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After jointly opening the first session of intra-Afghan meet- ing, Potzel Markus in a tweet said: “We have taken the initi- ative for this dialogue to pave the way for peace in Afghani- stan.” The envoy maintained that talks were not enough, add- ing that dialogue should turn into a meaningful negotiating process. He made it clear that the peo- ple of Afghanistan could only determine the future of their country. KABUL - The Wolesi Jirga on Sunday elected lawmakers Ka- rimullah Attal as secretary and Erfanullah Erfan as deputy secretary of the lower house of Parliament through a ballot. After months of confrontation and disputes over the speaker position, Mir Rahman Rahma- ni was elected as speaker and head of the Wolesi Jirga for its 17th legislative term. Amir Khan Yar was elected as first deputy speaker with 131 votes while Ahmad Shah Ramazan was elected as sec- ond deputy speaker with 119 votes. Asadullah Shahbaz and Ka- rimullah Attal were candidates for the secretary position and Javid Safi and Erfanul- lah Erfan were candidates for deputy secretary of the lower house. However, none of the candidates were able to win the secret vote. WJ Elects Secretary, Deputy to Complete Admin Board Qatar Intra-Afghan Meeting to Pave Way for Peace in Afghanistan: Markus Finally Karimullah Attal was elected as secretary and Erfanul- lah Erfan as deputy secretary of the house in a public vote, com- pleting the house administrative board after 70 days of the inaugu- ration of the house. (Pajhwok) KABUL - The Afghanistan Crick- et Board (ACB) has order probe into fast bowler Aftab Alam’s hotel incident and suspended team manager Naved Sayem, a media reporter said on Sunday. It has emerged that Aftab Alam was sent back home from the World Cup following allega- tions of serious misbehaviour with a female guest at the South- ampton hotel the team was stay- ing in. At the time, the ICC had said that Alam was being sent back under “exceptional circumstanc- es”, but the Afghanistan Cricket Board later confirmed that it was for a “breach of ICC’s discipli- nary code of conduct”. ...(More on P4)...6) The meeting kicked off in ear- lier on Sunday morning in which every participant will share their views on how to resolve the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan. The Taliban 17-member del- egation and Afghan civil so- ciety activists, right activists, women representatives and prominent political figures from Afghanistan and Europe participate in the meeting. According to the meeting agenda the huddle started by the recitation of some verses of the holy Quran and then representatives from Qatar and Germany delivered wel- coming remarks. Syed Hamid Gelani, head of the Mahaz-i-Melli Political ...(More on P4)...(5) US Special Representative for Afghanistan Peace Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad has said that he had productive sessions with Taliban during the ongoing seventh round talks in Qatar. Khalilzad Acknowledges Progress Made During Talks with Taliban KABUL - The top diplomat tweeted: “The last 6 days of talks have been the most productive sessions to date. We made sub- stantive progress on all 4 parts of peace agreement.” The four peace agreements are counter-terrorism assurances, troops’ withdrawal, and partici- pation in intra-Afghan dialogue, negotiations, permanent and comprehensive ceasefire. “We’re pausing talks today to support intra-Afghan dialogue (an intra-Afghan conference for peace), a critical milestone in the #AfghanPeaceProcess. There is still important work left to be done before we have an agree- ment. We will resume on the 9th after the dialogue.” Sohail Shaheen, Taliban po- litical office spokesman, said there would be two-day break in US-Taliban talks because of intra-Afghan talks and it would resume on July 9 after the dia- logue. He said they were satisfied from the progress of the negotiations and hope that the important work left to be done before any agreement. The seventh round of peace talks between the warring sides has been ongoing over the past nine days, but so far no details about any further progress in the talks have been made public. On Saturday, Khalilzad told Pajhwok reporter in Doha that they had put on hold their ongo- ing talks for two days to allow for the intra-Afghan meeting be- ing held here. (Pajhwok)
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ACB Order Probe Against Aftab Alam, Suspend Team Manager
KABUL - Germany Special Envoy for Afghanistan Potzel Markus has said that intra-Afghan meeting in Doha, the capital of Qatar, was an initia-tive to pave the way for peace in Afghanistan.After jointly opening the first session of intra-Afghan meet-ing, Potzel Markus in a tweet said: “We have taken the initi-ative for this dialogue to pave the way for peace in Afghani-stan.”The envoy maintained that talks were not enough, add-ing that dialogue should turn into a meaningful negotiating process.He made it clear that the peo-ple of Afghanistan could only determine the future of their country.
KABUL - The Wolesi Jirga on Sunday elected lawmakers Ka-rimullah Attal as secretary and Erfanullah Erfan as deputy secretary of the lower house of Parliament through a ballot.After months of confrontation and disputes over the speaker position, Mir Rahman Rahma-ni was elected as speaker and head of the Wolesi Jirga for its 17th legislative term.Amir Khan Yar was elected as first deputy speaker with 131 votes while Ahmad Shah Ramazan was elected as sec-ond deputy speaker with 119 votes.Asadullah Shahbaz and Ka-rimullah Attal were candidates
for the secretary position and Javid Safi and Erfanul-lah Erfan were candidates for deputy secretary of the lower house. However, none of the candidates were able to win the secret vote.
WJ Elects Secretary, Deputy to Complete Admin Board
Qatar Intra-Afghan Meeting to Pave Way for Peace
in Afghanistan: Markus
Finally Karimullah Attal was elected as secretary and Erfanul-lah Erfan as deputy secretary of the house in a public vote, com-pleting the house administrative board after 70 days of the inaugu-ration of the house. (Pajhwok)
KABUL - The Afghanistan Crick-et Board (ACB) has order probe into fast bowler Aftab Alam’s hotel incident and suspended team manager Naved Sayem, a media reporter said on Sunday.It has emerged that Aftab Alam was sent back home from the World Cup following allega-tions of serious misbehaviour with a female guest at the South-ampton hotel the team was stay-ing in.At the time, the ICC had said that Alam was being sent back under “exceptional circumstanc-es”, but the Afghanistan Cricket Board later confirmed that it was for a “breach of ICC’s discipli-nary code of conduct”. ...(More on P4)...6)
The meeting kicked off in ear-lier on Sunday morning in which every participant will share their views on how to resolve the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan.The Taliban 17-member del-egation and Afghan civil so-ciety activists, right activists, women representatives and prominent political figures from Afghanistan and Europe participate in the meeting.According to the meeting agenda the huddle started by the recitation of some verses of the holy Quran and then representatives from Qatar and Germany delivered wel-coming remarks.Syed Hamid Gelani, head of the Mahaz-i-Melli Political ...(More on P4)...(5)
US Special Representative for Afghanistan Peace Ambassador Zalmay Khalilzad has said that he had productive sessions with
Taliban during the ongoing seventh round talks in Qatar.
Khalilzad Acknowledges Progress Made During
Talks with Taliban
KABUL - The top diplomat tweeted: “The last 6 days of talks have been the most productive sessions to date. We made sub-stantive progress on all 4 parts of peace agreement.”The four peace agreements are counter-terrorism assurances, troops’ withdrawal, and partici-pation in intra-Afghan dialogue, negotiations, permanent and comprehensive ceasefire.“We’re pausing talks today to support intra-Afghan dialogue (an intra-Afghan conference for
peace), a critical milestone in the #AfghanPeaceProcess. There is still important work left to be done before we have an agree-ment. We will resume on the 9th after the dialogue.”Sohail Shaheen, Taliban po-litical office spokesman, said there would be two-day break in US-Taliban talks because of intra-Afghan talks and it would resume on July 9 after the dia-logue.He said they were satisfied from the progress of the negotiations
and hope that the important work left to be done before any agreement.The seventh round of peace talks between the warring sides has been ongoing over the past nine days, but so far no details about any further progress in the talks have been made public.On Saturday, Khalilzad told Pajhwok reporter in Doha that they had put on hold their ongo-ing talks for two days to allow for the intra-Afghan meeting be-ing held here. (Pajhwok)
