New alliance formed in Afghanistan
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Kabul Former leaders of the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan Friday launched a new political alliance ‘The National Front of Afghanistan’.
The new alliance also accommodates leaders of the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan including Ahmad Zia Massoud, Gen. Abdur Rashid Dostum, Haji Mohammad Mohaqiq, Amrullah Saleh and others. . A spokesman through an e-mail said the coalition front would especially focus on stability in Afghanistan after withdrawal of the foreign forces.
He claimed that the alliance would work after impending withdrawal of the International Coalition Forces for peace. The painful process of transition, a beleaguered reconciliation process, the ongoing internecine conflict between the three main pillars of state , the forthcoming holding of a patently unconstitutional "traditional" Loya Jirga, to mention just a few, are all part of a series of infinite and seemingly never-ending problems that are affecting the country, its social fabric and the body politic, the spokesman added.
The Afghanistan’s administration and political forces want stability in the country but at the same time worry about the uncertain future.
It is pertinent to mention that all the regional countries, which borders Afghanistan are also holding talks with Kabul and Afghan leaders to sort out a strategy for meeting the future challenges
ONLINE - International News Network
Kabul Former leaders of the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan Friday launched a new political alliance ‘The National Front of Afghanistan’.
The new alliance also accommodates leaders of the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan including Ahmad Zia Massoud, Gen. Abdur Rashid Dostum, Haji Mohammad Mohaqiq, Amrullah Saleh and others. . A spokesman through an e-mail said the coalition front would especially focus on stability in Afghanistan after withdrawal of the foreign forces.
He claimed that the alliance would work after impending withdrawal of the International Coalition Forces for peace. The painful process of transition, a beleaguered reconciliation process, the ongoing internecine conflict between the three main pillars of state , the forthcoming holding of a patently unconstitutional "traditional" Loya Jirga, to mention just a few, are all part of a series of infinite and seemingly never-ending problems that are affecting the country, its social fabric and the body politic, the spokesman added.
The Afghanistan’s administration and political forces want stability in the country but at the same time worry about the uncertain future.
It is pertinent to mention that all the regional countries, which borders Afghanistan are also holding talks with Kabul and Afghan leaders to sort out a strategy for meeting the future challenges

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