Suhail Shaheen, the head of the Taliban’s political office, reported his meeting with Jean-Marin Schuh, the Chargé d’Affaires of the French Embassy for Afghanistan.
Shaheen wrote on Twitter that they discussed the healthcare sector, non-governmental organizations, and the technical needs of Kabul airport.
Shaheen did not provide further details about the discussions.
Recently, Shaheen also met with the Chargé d’Affaires of the French Embassy for Afghanistan, where they discussed humanitarian aid, development projects, and alternative crop programs for Afghan farmers.
Earlier, reports indicated that the Taliban leader had convened an emergency cabinet meeting in Kandahar, where he labeled foreign institutions in Afghanistan as “spies” and called for their closure.
According to the sources, some cabinet members opposed this request, arguing that such a decision “cannot be made in a single day.” The Taliban cabinet also argued that shutting down foreign institutions would widen the gap between the international community and their administration.
These ongoing debates highlight the internal divisions within the Taliban leadership and the challenges they face in maintaining relations with international entities.
The situation remains fluid, with varying opinions on how to navigate Afghanistan’s complex diplomatic and humanitarian needs.
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