New York – In a pivotal address at the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday, Saudi Arabia’s Foreign Minister, Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud, emphasized the urgent need for the international community to support Afghanistan, underscoring the escalating threat of terrorism.
Prince Faisal stated that Afghanistan “cannot be left by the wayside,” highlighting Riyadh’s unwavering commitment to the nation’s security, stability, and territorial integrity. He called attention to the pressing humanitarian and economic crises facing the Afghan people, asserting that sustained international engagement is crucial for progress.
During his remarks, the foreign minister stressed that economic stability and development are achievable only within a framework of political and social stability. “We must work collectively to foster an environment conducive to prosperity and peace in Afghanistan,” he urged.
In response, representatives of the Islamic Emirate reiterated their position, denying the presence of terrorist groups within the country. They asserted that dialogue and engagement are the sole pathways to addressing Afghanistan’s challenges and emphasized their desire for constructive relations with all nations.
As global leaders convene to discuss the future of Afghanistan, the stakes remain high for its citizens and regional security. The call for collaborative efforts from the international community reflects a crucial moment for Afghanistan as it navigates its path toward recovery and stability.