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US and Taliban officials have exchanged proposals with billions of dollars from the reserves of the central bank of Afghanistan who were detained abroad into the trusteeship funds, the three sources who were familiar with the talks told the Reuters news agency, giving little progress in efforts to alleviate the Afghan Afghan Economic Crisis Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghanistan Afghan Afghan Afghan Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Afghan Economic Crisis Afghanistan, Afghanistan, Afghan Economic Crisis Afghanistan’s.
However, a significant difference between permanent parties, according to two sources, including the rejection of the Taliban to replace people who are appointed by the top politics of the bank, one of which is under US sanctions as well as some movement leaders.
Some experts say such a step will help restore the confidence in the institution by isolating from interference by armed groups that seized power a year ago but which was not recognized by foreign governments.
While the Taliban did not reject the concept of trusteeship funds, they opposed the US proposal for third party control over the funds that would hold and disburse the returned reserves, said the source of the Taliban government who spoke on anonymity condition.
The United States has conducted talks with Switzerland and other parties about the creation of mechanisms that will include guardian funds, disbursement that will be decided with the help of the International Council, according to US sources who also refuse to be named to discuss this issue.
The model that might be an Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund, the funds managed by the World Bank made to get donations of foreign development assistance to Kabul, added the US Sumber
There is no agreement that has been achieved, “said Shah Mehrabi, an Afghan-American economic professor who was in the highest council of the central bank of Afghanistan.
The US Foreign Department and the Swiss Federal Foreign Department refused to comment; Afghanistan central bank did not respond to comment requests.
Around $ 9 billion reserves have been held outside Afghanistan, including $ 7 billion in the United States, since the Taliban stormed the Kabul last August when the US troops resigned after 20 years against the group.
Foreign governments and groups of rights accuse the Taliban of committing human rights violations including murder outside of the law during and after the rebellion, and this movement has limited the freedom of women since regaining power.The international community wants this group to increase records about women’s rights and other rights before officially recognizing them.
The Taliban has promised to investigate the alleged murder and say they work to secure the rights of Afghanistan over education and freedom of speech in the parameters of Islamic law.
