INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The 3rd CDP-G National Dialogue Conference on Afghanistan which was held over two days in the Turkish city of Antalya with the presence of
dozens of political, civil, human rights activists and journalists from inside and outside Afghanistan ended on Wednesday.The dialogue
covered sovereignty, legitimacy, inclusive constitution, macroeconomic issues, civil society, and the role of contemporary political
forces.At the conference, the representatives of 14 civil society institutions agreed to establish the Afghanistan Civil Society Complex in
order to coordinate civil activities inside and outside Afghanistan.&Unfortunately, issues were raised in this meeting that both war and
It was better to talk about peace and not war,& said Ismail Gharni, a political expert.Meanwhile, some of the participants stressed the need
for dialogue and interaction with the Islamic Emirate and said that problems should be solved through the formulation of the law.A number of
women&s rights activists also attended the conference and emphasized the need for meaningful presence of women in politics and society.&We
need the real representatives of the Afghan people to be present in such meetings that are held; those who present the real picture of the
current conditions of the people, especially the deprivations of girls to the world,& said Adila Zamani, a women&s rights activist.However,
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