Hello India... Please help... Taliban sudden call..!?
After a great struggle, the Taliban who took over
afghanistan are facing major challenges in developing the country. On the one hand, Afghanistan's huge financial reserves are stuck in foreign banks, and on the other hand, it is facing many problems such as inflation, trade damage, production damage, and financial shortage.
Afghanistan has realized its situation and is seeking help from foreign countries. The
government of
afghanistan, which is under the control of the Taliban, sought help from the
indian government in the financial
services sector a few months ago. Following this, the Taliban
government has requested to invest in the infrastructure project of
afghanistan and to improve employment and the economy in the country.
The main reason why the Taliban asked for more aid from
india than other countries is that
india gave more aid to
afghanistan in the previous regime.This was recently attended by the
indian technical team in an important meeting in Kabul, the
capital of Afghanistan. At the end of this meeting, the Afghan side said that the
indian businessmen will definitely invest in the urban and housing sector in the New Kabul City project of Afghanistan.Following this,
afghanistan has requested scholarships for its
people to pursue Masters and Ph.D. in Civil and Urban Development. Through this, it has requested
india not only to create enough employees in the country's construction project but also to lay the foundation for the country's development.
Before the Taliban took over the country of
afghanistan, the countries of the world, including
india, gave more aid to the previous regime of the country after various negotiations and assurances. In this situation, the economy, trade development, and especially the freedom of
women in
afghanistan were very good.
But from the day the Taliban took over, all the leading countries of the world, including
india, stopped helping
afghanistan and the situation in
afghanistan turned upside down. It is noteworthy that before the Taliban took over the country,
india had invested about 3 billion dollars in the country for various development projects. During the previous regime,
india had contributed heavily to the construction of the 42MW Salma Dam in
afghanistan, the 218-km Jaranj-Telaram highway, and the Afghan
parliament in Kabul. The built Stor Palace was restored and opened. It is noteworthy that
india built a large hospital in Kabul.