A grand meeting, or jirga, has been the Taliban’s largest talks since they came to power, and the movement’s leadership, even from within its own class that it is increasingly remote and authoritarian. I’m complaining so I’m coming.
Prior to the three-day rally, authorities addressed many of the administration’s challenges and provided some details, except for suggestions for assistance from local leaders.
Some speeches were broadcast on the radio, but the media was barred from attending.
The most important “obedience”
Both Taliban and international sources said they expect the administration’s unpopular ban on girls attending secondary school to be debated.
The Taliban overturned previous promises to allow teenage girls to attend school, and one international source “expects but is optimistic that the conference will eventually shift towards easing the ban. Not. “
Sources argued that it was permissible to challenge before the meeting, but in his opening remarks, the head of the rally, Habibra Haqqani, said, “Submission is the most important principle of the system.” Declared.