The Ministry of Borders and Tribal Affairs has announced that a large public gathering was held in Ghazni province, attended by religious scholars, tribal elders and local residents. The meeting was led by Mawlawi Enayatullah Shuja, the ministry’s Deputy Minister for Border Affairs.
Participants discussed the implementation of Sharia under the Islamic system, strengthening public unity, supporting the system and contributing to Afghanistan’s development. Speakers urged the public to work collectively to safeguard the country’s independence, support the Islamic Emirate and advance national development.
The ministry said religious scholars and tribal elders praised the Afghan government’s activities and services. They also raised local concerns and called on the authorities to address them.