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KABUL: Law and order remains fragile throughout Afghanistan under the new Taliban regime, with a declining economy, an uncertain security situation for traders and civilians.
After failing to keep Afghan businessmen safe, the Taliban allowed traders to carry arms for protection.
The Interior Ministry of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has announced that it will allow Afghan traders to carry arms after resolving technical issues, according to Khaama Press.
Following the Taliban seizure of power on August 15, all people and administrations were disarmed and no one can carry weapons except the Taliban.
In a statement, Interior Ministry spokesman Saeed Khostai said the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is committed to ensuring the safety of Afghan traders and investors and resolving their issues, Khaama reported. Press.
Despite these measures, the one area in which the Taliban has consistently failed is the safety of civilians, especially minorities.
Di Valerio Fabbri, writing in Geopolitica.info, said the Taliban now faces their biggest test of running the country’s governance as they struggle with the label of ‘rogue state’, banned by the community international.
“In addition, the growing terrorist attacks by Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP) have raised questions about the ability and willingness of the Taliban to protect religious minorities and Afghan civilians. in civil war, â€Fabbri said.
The Afghan economy, which is already going from bad to worse since the Taliban took control of Kabul, could contract by 30% or more in the coming months, warned the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
According to a report published in Asia Times, since the Taliban overthrew the democratically elected government in Afghanistan, the country’s financial situation has continually moved towards total economic collapse.
Afghanistan is teetering on what the UN warns of catastrophic famine, Asia Times reported, citing IMF reports. The economic instability dates back to the time when Western forces decided to withdraw their troops from the country.
After failing to keep Afghan businessmen safe, the Taliban allowed traders to carry arms for protection.
The Interior Ministry of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has announced that it will allow Afghan traders to carry arms after resolving technical issues, according to Khaama Press.
Following the Taliban seizure of power on August 15, all people and administrations were disarmed and no one can carry weapons except the Taliban.
In a statement, Interior Ministry spokesman Saeed Khostai said the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is committed to ensuring the safety of Afghan traders and investors and resolving their issues, Khaama reported. Press.
Despite these measures, the one area in which the Taliban has consistently failed is the safety of civilians, especially minorities.
Di Valerio Fabbri, writing in Geopolitica.info, said the Taliban now faces their biggest test of running the country’s governance as they struggle with the label of ‘rogue state’, banned by the community international.
“In addition, the growing terrorist attacks by Islamic State-Khorasan Province (ISKP) have raised questions about the ability and willingness of the Taliban to protect religious minorities and Afghan civilians. in civil war, â€Fabbri said.
The Afghan economy, which is already going from bad to worse since the Taliban took control of Kabul, could contract by 30% or more in the coming months, warned the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
According to a report published in Asia Times, since the Taliban overthrew the democratically elected government in Afghanistan, the country’s financial situation has continually moved towards total economic collapse.
Afghanistan is teetering on what the UN warns of catastrophic famine, Asia Times reported, citing IMF reports. The economic instability dates back to the time when Western forces decided to withdraw their troops from the country.
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