French President Emmanuel Macron has described the people of Afghanistan as “strong” and emphasized that girls and women in the country should remain hopeful about the future and continue their efforts. Macron made these remarks on Tuesday, July 23, during an exclusive interview with Radio Free Europe in the lead-up to the Paris Olympics. He […]
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French President Emmanuel Macron has described the people of Afghanistan as “strong” and emphasized that girls and women in the country should remain hopeful about the future and continue their efforts.
Macron made these remarks on Tuesday, July 23, during an exclusive interview with Radio Free Europe in the lead-up to the Paris Olympics.
He noted that the decision by the United States to withdraw from Afghanistan had significantly impacted girls and women in the country. Macron highlighted that France had done everything possible to accommodate refugees and protect people in the aftermath of the U.S. withdrawal and its consequences.
“I know how strong your people are,” Macron said. “I want to send this message to Afghan women and girls to remain hopeful about the future.”
The French President also praised the participation of three Afghan girls in the Olympics, stating that their presence symbolizes hope and represents all Afghan women and girls.
The Olympics are set to begin in Paris, France, on Friday. Afghanistan’s athletes Kimia Yousofi, Fariba Hashemi, and Duldaz Hashemi, along with Muhammad Samim Faizzad, Shah Mahmood Noorzai, and Faheem Anwari, have traveled to Paris to participate in the Games.
Meanwhile, Macron’s statements reflect a supportive stance towards women of Afghanistan and highlight the significance of athletes’ participation in the upcoming Olympics. Their presence on the global stage serves as a beacon of hope and resilience for their country amidst ongoing challenges.
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