Germany Admits Taliban Representatives to Enable Deportations
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The mission will focus on "purely technical issues," such as repairing equipment for printing passport labels and similar tasks, the deputy foreign ministry spokesman said.
The German government has given its approval for the arrival of a Taliban technical team in the country. The main purpose is to expedite the procedures for the return of Afghan citizens to their homeland. According to the deputy spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Martin Giese, the delegation will undertake the provision of “technical support” to the diplomatic authorities of Afghanistan in Germany, in order to enhance their “efficien…
The Berlin government announced on Monday that it authorised representatives of the Taliban government in Kabul to come to Germany to resolve exclusively "technical" issues and to speed up Afghan expulsions to the country of origin, reports France Presse.
Germany Coordinates with Taliban Representatives the Return of Thousands of Afghans to Their Country
The German Government announced Monday that it would allow a team of representatives of the Taliban government to enter the country to coordinate the deportation of thousands of Afghan citizens. “We have approved the temporary entry of a technical support team,” a spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said at a press conference in Berlin, with the stated aim of ‘increasing the number of deportations to Afghanistan’. “We are interested th…
Times of Malta
Insider PaperGermany admits Taliban representatives to enable deportations
The German government said on Monday that it had authorised a team of Taliban government representatives to enter Germany to coordinate more deportations of Afghan nationals."We have approved the short-term entry of a technical support team," a foreign ministry spokesman told a press conference in Berlin, with the stated goal of "increasing the number of...
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