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Salahuddin Khalid shares his perspective on the current situation in Afghanistan, focusing on political stability, humanitarian challenges, and regional implications. In his remarks, he discusses governance transitions, economic hardship, and the social impact on ordinary Afghan citizens. He emphasizes the importance of peace, stability, and reconstruction, noting that prolonged conflict has deeply affected infrastructure, education, healthcare, and employment. According to his analysis, sustainable progress in Afghanistan depends on inclusive governance, security assurances, and international engagement balanced with national sovereignty. Khalid also highlights the humanitarian dimension, referencing displacement, poverty, and access to essential services. He stresses that religious and c