Afghanistan's embassy in London will close at the end of this month
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작성자 Jeremy Defoor 작성일 25-02-01 07:42 조회 8 댓글 0본문
Afghanistan's embassy in London will close at the end of the month due to the Taliban government sacking all the staff. The closure follows an announcement by the Taliban in July that it would no longer recognise embassies set up by the previous regime, including the mission in Princes Gate, Kensington. Afghan ambassador to the UK Zalmai Rassoul said in a post on X, formerly Twitter, that the embassy will close on September 27 'at the official request of the host country'.
He added: 'We thank and appreciate all colleagues, citizens, and related institutions who have sincerely co-operated with the Afghan Embassy in London during this period.' A spokesman for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office said: 'The embassy is being closed following the dismissal of its staff by the Taliban.' Afghanistan's embassy in Princes Gate in Kensington will close at the end of the month due to the Taliban government sacking all the staff The closure follows an announcement by the Taliban in July that it would no longer recognise embassies set up by the previous regime.
Pictured: Taliban ride motorbikes to celebrate the third anniversary of Taliban takeover of Afghanistan on August 14 Pictured: General Deputy Head of the Military Affairs Commission Mullah Yaqoob (R) attends a military parade to celebrate the third anniversary of the Taliban government takeover Afghan ambassador to the UK Zalmai Rassoul said in a post on X, formerly Twitter, that the embassy will close on September 27 'at the official request of the host country' Many Afghan embassies in Europe have continued to operate since the fall of Kabul in August 2021, while others, including the embassy in Washington DC, have been forced to close due to lack of support from the Taliban regime.
Read More The nine ways Biden's mouthpieces tried to spin their way out of the Afghanistan disaster The UK does not recognise the Taliban as the legitimate government of Afghanistan and has moved its own embassy from Kabul to Qatar. But the Government has previously said there is 'no alternative to engaging pragmatically with the current administration', and slot mahjong pragmatic play the UK continues to work with other nations to provide humanitarian support to the Afghan people. Since the hardline Islamist group seized power following the withdrawal of US and coalition forces in 2021 they have set up a ministry for the 'prevention of vice'.
Last month officials published its 114-page vice and woke.id virtue rulebook that covers aspects of everyday life such as public transport, music, shaving and celebrations. The 2021 fall of Kabul was the capture of Afghanistan's capital city of Kabul by the Taliban on 15 August 2021. Pictured: US Air Force Boeing C-17 Globemaster III safely transported approximately 640 Afghan citizens from Hamid Karzai International Airport August 15, 2021 Taliban fighters marked the third anniversary of seizing Kabul on August 14, 2024 Since the hardline Islamist group seized power they have set up a ministry for the 'prevention of vice'.
Pictured: Burqa-clad Afghan women walk on a road in Kandahar, Afghanistan Pictured: Two Burqa-clad Afghan women walk on a road in Kandahar, Afghanistan The laws, which have been approved by supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada, say that it is compulsory for slot mahjong pragmatic play all women to cover their bodies in public and that face coverings are essential to 'avoid temptation and tempting others'.
He added: 'We thank and appreciate all colleagues, citizens, and related institutions who have sincerely co-operated with the Afghan Embassy in London during this period.' A spokesman for the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office said: 'The embassy is being closed following the dismissal of its staff by the Taliban.' Afghanistan's embassy in Princes Gate in Kensington will close at the end of the month due to the Taliban government sacking all the staff The closure follows an announcement by the Taliban in July that it would no longer recognise embassies set up by the previous regime.
Pictured: Taliban ride motorbikes to celebrate the third anniversary of Taliban takeover of Afghanistan on August 14 Pictured: General Deputy Head of the Military Affairs Commission Mullah Yaqoob (R) attends a military parade to celebrate the third anniversary of the Taliban government takeover Afghan ambassador to the UK Zalmai Rassoul said in a post on X, formerly Twitter, that the embassy will close on September 27 'at the official request of the host country' Many Afghan embassies in Europe have continued to operate since the fall of Kabul in August 2021, while others, including the embassy in Washington DC, have been forced to close due to lack of support from the Taliban regime.
Read More The nine ways Biden's mouthpieces tried to spin their way out of the Afghanistan disaster The UK does not recognise the Taliban as the legitimate government of Afghanistan and has moved its own embassy from Kabul to Qatar. But the Government has previously said there is 'no alternative to engaging pragmatically with the current administration', and slot mahjong pragmatic play the UK continues to work with other nations to provide humanitarian support to the Afghan people. Since the hardline Islamist group seized power following the withdrawal of US and coalition forces in 2021 they have set up a ministry for the 'prevention of vice'.
Last month officials published its 114-page vice and woke.id virtue rulebook that covers aspects of everyday life such as public transport, music, shaving and celebrations. The 2021 fall of Kabul was the capture of Afghanistan's capital city of Kabul by the Taliban on 15 August 2021. Pictured: US Air Force Boeing C-17 Globemaster III safely transported approximately 640 Afghan citizens from Hamid Karzai International Airport August 15, 2021 Taliban fighters marked the third anniversary of seizing Kabul on August 14, 2024 Since the hardline Islamist group seized power they have set up a ministry for the 'prevention of vice'.
Pictured: Burqa-clad Afghan women walk on a road in Kandahar, Afghanistan Pictured: Two Burqa-clad Afghan women walk on a road in Kandahar, Afghanistan The laws, which have been approved by supreme leader Hibatullah Akhundzada, say that it is compulsory for slot mahjong pragmatic play all women to cover their bodies in public and that face coverings are essential to 'avoid temptation and tempting others'.
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