Taliban will announce the government tomorrow after Friday prayers, know who will be the Supreme Leader and who will be the PM
New Delhi
After capturing Afghanistan, now the Taliban will announce a new government on Friday. According to sources, this announcement of the new government from the Taliban will be made after the Friday prayers. After capturing Kabul on 15 August, the Taliban took control of Afghanistan. Let us tell you that Afghanistan is now completely occupied by the Taliban. American forces also exited Afghanistan on Monday night.
After the departure of the US army, Taliban fighters also celebrated by firing in the air. Amid Afghanistan’s worsening economic crisis, the Taliban are now hoping to rule a nation that relies heavily on international aid. In such a situation, it remains to be seen how the Taliban moves forward.
Who will be the Supreme Leader of Afghanistan?
According to media reports in Afghanistan, Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada will be the supreme of this government and the Prime Minister or the President will act only under his orders. According to the report of Tolo News, Anmullah Samangani, a member of the Cultural Commission of the Taliban, has given this information. “The process of deliberation on the new government has been completed and necessary decisions regarding the cabinet have also been taken,” he said. The Islamic government we will announce will be an example to the people. There is no doubt about the formation of the government under the leadership of Akhundzada. He will be the head of the government and there can be no question on that.
America said – there is no hurry to give recognition
Regarding the formation of a new government in Afghanistan, the White House has said that the US or any other country is in no hurry to recognize the Taliban, as this step will depend entirely on how much it meets the expectations of the global community. Is. Speaking to the media, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said that the US or any other country that we have spoken to is in no hurry to recognize the Taliban. It depends on the Taliban’s behavior and whether it lives up to the expectations of the global community.
