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Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar addressed a meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on Tuesday, discussing the ongoing situation in Afghanistan and its impact on regional stability. He highlighted Pakistan’s role in hosting displaced Afghans and an OIC session aimed at addressing humanitarian issues post-Taliban takeover but noted that the Taliban have not met expectations regarding human rights and terrorism. Dar emphasized the need for concrete actions from the Afghan Taliban to prevent terrorist activities against neighboring countries, especially Pakistan, and expressed concern over numerous terrorist groups operating in Afghanistan.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-09-23,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar addressed the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC)'s Contact Group on Afghanistan meeting in New York on Tuesday. The session took place alongside the 81st United Nations General Assembly. Dar highlighted that the situation in Afghanistan requires sustained focus, especially concerning regional peace, security, and stability. He noted that August 2021 marked a significant change when US troops withdrew from Afghanistan and the Taliban reclaimed control of Kabul.
Pakistan was the first nation to welcome Afghan refugees after the Taliban's return to power, according to Dar. Additionally, Pakistan hosted an OIC session in December 2021 aimed at mobilizing support for addressing humanitarian issues in Afghanistan. Dar expressed disappointment that the Taliban had not fulfilled their commitments regarding international obligations, terrorism prevention, inclusivity, and human rights protection for Afghan citizens. He urged the OIC to encourage the Taliban to adhere to these promises, curb illegal trafficking, lift restrictions on women's freedoms, and reassess policies impacting ordinary Afghans' basic liberties.
Written for “Afghanistan Situation Implications” on 2026-10-06,
grounded in this article and the 1 other(s) covering the same event.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar told a meeting of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on Tuesday that the situation in Afghanistan demanded continued attention, particularly considering its implications for regional peace, security and stability.
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Dar was addressing the meeting of the OIC’s Contact Group on Afghanistan on the sidelines of the 81st session of United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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Dar → address → York
Dar recalled that in Aug 2021, Afghanistan saw a “watershed moment” as the US troops withdrew from the country and the Afghan Taliban returned to the helm in Kabul.
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Taliban → recall → Kabul
He said Pakistan was the first country to “open its doors to our Afghan brothers at the time”.
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Pakistan → say → time
Dar added that Pakistan had also hosted an OIC session in December 2021 to garner Muslim countries’ support and mobilise international support to address the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan.
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“It was hoped that the Taliban would honour Afghanistan’s international obligations and their own commitment for eliminating terrorism, promoting inclusivity and protecting the human rights of its citizens.
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Taliban → hop → citizens
However, the expectations of the OIC members and the larger international community have remained unfulfilled,” he said.
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He said the Afghan Taliban had failed to seize the opportunity to integrate Afghanistan with the wider world and the improve the lives of the Afghan people “due to their misplaced priorities and flawed ideologies”.
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Taliban → say → priorities
“We can help Afghanistan and should help Afghanistan to integrate into the international community,” he said, adding that the Afghan Taliban were required to first take steps for creating a conducive environment to this end.
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Taliban → help → end
These steps included concrete and verifiable action to prevent the use of Afghan soil for terrorism against any neighbouring country, particularly Pakistan.
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steps → include → country
These attacks, he said, were planned and orchestrated from Afghanistan from “external backing to destabilise the region”.
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he → say → region
Dar said Pakistan was “seriously concerned” about the presence of over two dozen terrorist groups in Afghanistan.
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Pakistan → say → Afghanistan
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