The people of Afghanistan are tired of hearing the same rhetoric from the politicians, over and over. It is time to listen to the voices of the people of Afghanistan. The message of Commander Javid from Panjshir is clear. We must all unite as a nation to achieve lasting peace.
KIP conducted a follow up conference in Bamyan. ‘We have a sense of hope that our voices are being listened to and that our voices do matter said K.M. A female participant. KIP is committed to echoing the voices of the silent majority, who wants peace in #Afghanistan 🇦🇫
Peace and a ceasefire eluded the suffering nation of Afghanistan on the occasion of Eid ul adha as rockets were fired upon Kabul this morning and the fighting continues in many districts and provinces in Afghanistan. Eid Mubarak and Let’s pray for an end to this dreaded war.
The Kabul Institute For Peace conducted an open Jirga regarding the on going Peace Process in Herat province. People were concerned with the current raise in violence and wanted the Intra Afghan peace talks to resume as soon as possible.
Short clip of KIP’s open jirga in the city of Herat. Echoing the voices of the Afghan people regarding the current Afghan Peace Process. https://t.co/HIqG5L2SOX
Nadir Naim head of the board of Directors of Kabul Institute for peace will be in a live discussion with Tanya Goudsuzian of TRT World tonight at 9:30pm Kabul Time!
A reminder to all. #Afghan friends, it’s possible to ask @nadirnaim1 questions in real time so please do come! You need to follow @trtworld on Instagram and then click on the LIVE to watch at 9.30pm Kabul time.
‘We are disappointed by being ignored during the peace negotiations, we don’t know what’s the status of the peace talks are and this is absurd for us’ Said an elder who attended our open jirga in Daman district of Khandahar province.
‘In Islam even wastage of water is discouraged(Haram), how on earth would spilling of fellow Muslim would be acceptable(Halal) said a participant of the open community Jirga in Nimruz province https://t.co/SDju6LuKyw
As part of the on going grassroots peace initiative. KIP held a community jirga in Qarghai district of the Lagmon province with over 50 local women participants. ‘Women represent 51% of the Afghan population their voices should be heard and never silenced again’ said Nadir Naim
This morning Kabul Institute For peace conducted the first grassroots jirga in the Lagmon province. We believe that people’s active participation and support is an essential part of the peace making and peace building process.
We welcome the joint statement on extended #troika on peaceful settlement in #Afghanistan and believe that this is in the national interest of our nation. https://t.co/7r8pzghd1q. #DrabdullahCE#US4AfghanPeace
It was a pleasure to meet EU Ambassador Andreas von Brandt. As Afghanistan is moving towards a much desired peace settlement. We need all our friends to remain committed, the #Afghan people deserve to live in peace again after 42 years of war.