Olis Johnson While calling for the opening of borders to refugees, preparations are being made to announce a “new and customized resettlement plan” for Afghans.
This move may prompt the British government to respond to calls from activists to international leaders in response to the refugee crisis that may follow. TalibanTakeover Afghanistan.
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai-she was shot in the head by extremist organizations in 2012 for supporting girls’ schooling campaigns that angered them-became the driving force for all nations The latest prominent figure to open borders to Afghan refugees in the Taliban is back.
On the 10th, the Prime Minister said that the Prime Minister will provide more information about the resettlement plan in the next few days, and it is expected that the plan will focus on helping those Afghans who need help most, especially women and girls.
Since the Taliban’s occupation of Kabul, the number of British armed forces in Afghanistan will increase to 900, as efforts to expel British nationals and selected Afghans from the country intensify.
A Downing Street spokeswoman said: “The British team in Afghanistan is working around the clock under extremely difficult circumstances to help British nationals and as many others as possible to be safe as soon as possible.
“At the same time, we are convening the international community to prevent a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan-it is in everyone’s interest to prevent Afghanistan from failing.
“This means providing all the support we can to the Afghan people who have worked hard to make the country a better country for the past 20 years and now need our help.”
Officials stated that Mr. Johnson is agitating for high-level international discussions on the ongoing crisis, including using the UK as the G7 presidency to hold virtual meetings in the “next days”.
On the 10th, he said that he hopes that the G7 leaders will focus on ensuring that Afghanistan will not again become a source of threats of international terrorism.
Efforts will also be made to ensure support for the Afghan people, including by increasing humanitarian assistance and agreeing to expectations of any government that emerges in Afghanistan.
Downing Street hopes that the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) — and the United Kingdom, including the United States, China, France and Russia — will meet after the plenary meeting held on Monday.
After the Prime Minister had a phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron, he raised the prospect of the G7 meeting, and it is expected that Britain and France will jointly formulate a joint UN Security Council resolution.
