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Your Ad Here Your Ad Here Eye on the News [email protected] Truthful, Factual and Unbiased Vol:X Issue No:93 Price: Afs.15 www.afghanistantimes.af www.facebook.com/ afghanistantimeswww.twitter.com/ afghanistantimes SUNDAY . NOVEMBER 01 . 2015 -Aqrab 10, 1394 HS Yo ur Yo ur ad ad he re he re Clinton sought India s aid in Page 4 conducting free elections in Egypt US recog- nizes dan- If the US is failing in supporting Afghan security forces, a new security agreement should be signed with Moscow and the BSA with Washington must be revoked: Wolesi Jirga gers in Syria Abdul Zuhoor Qayomi blamed the government and inter- said Pakistan trained terrorists and Page 5 national community for having no now they are a big threat to the ground op- KABUL: The Wolesi Jirga (WJ) clear policy to counter terrorism. world. He said Pakistan has been on Saturday asked the government The lawmakers also talked the re- supporting these elements for al- eration and the United States to adopt a cent interview of Pervez Mush- most 40 years now. He said that clear standpoint in fight against arraf, the former president of Pa- Pakistan on one hand has been insurgency in the country. The kistan and said that all the allega- supporting insurgents while on lawmakers said that since Kabul tions by Afghanistan were valid other hand receiving funds from US court and Washington are allies there- as a key Pakistani leaders con- the US, British and China in the throws out fore the US government should fessed that Osama bin Laden and name of counter-terrorism efforts. make its standpoint on fighting Haqqani were Pakistan s heroes. Pakistani leaders have provided Iraqi Kurdish insurgency in the country clear as Pervez Musharraf in his re- several training centers to the mil- Page 9 crude suit, it has been fighting in the country cent interview to a private news itants on its territory to challenge with murky policies. They also channel in Pakistan acknowledged the world s safety, he said. He ism, he underlined. As Kabul and curity forces and augmenting the big issue said the US should support Af- that terrorists such as Osama bin added that militants still remain Washington have inked a Bilateral already weak economy of Afghan- unresolved ghan security forces and train them Laden, the late leader of al-Qaeda, under the thumb of Pakistan. We Security Agreement, Wardak said istan should be the main priori- in order to strengthen them in bat- and Haqqani were once heroes for should summon the US ambassa- that US should fulfill its promis- ties of the US, he said. Our se- tlefield against the insurgents. As Pakistan. He said that Pakistan dor to the Parliament to tell him es made in the document of the curity forces don t have their own insurgency has been ramping up supported religious militancy in to talk to Pakistani leaders and agreement. He furthered that Af- air support. Insurgents still are across the country where even the its own favor and against the So- seek explanations from them. ghan masses suffered a lot at the threatening the world, he said. How Palestin- once relatively peaceful regions are viet troops back in 1979. An MP This is necessary for adopting a hands of insurgents. Eliminating Another MP from Balkh, Maw- ian women getting insecure, the lawmakers from Kabul, Sher Wali Wardak, clear standpoint against terror- terrorism, supporting Afghan se- lavi Abdul Rahman Rahmani, ..P2 Page 8 defy Israel's Talks with occupation Taliban a futile exercise, Memo to says Massoud British PM: he fact-finding commission Page 7 Less talk, has submitted a 200-page more action Treport of its findings to the president into Taliban s occupa- India is all set to share evidence with Beijing indicating that infrastructure and on Syria tion of Kunduz City, the capital training facilities are being provided by ISI to terror outfits in Pakistan. of northern Kunduz province, of- ficials said on Saturday. The high- ndia is hoping to counter Paki dia, it is believed that the two coun- Better mechanism for intelligence level commission, tasked with in- stan-sponsored terror by seek tries can now work together in sharing on terror will also be taken Holders vestigating the fall of Kunduz Iing support from China and taking on terror. The big break- up, the official added. Sources said City, had assured getting to the furnishing evidence that Pakistani through came when the home min- India will give evidence of Pakistani Chelsea, Arse- bottom of security shortcomings, soil is being used to nurture ter- istry gave the long-pending secu- sponsored terror targeting India, KABUL: President s special ad- nal knocked insisting that it findings should be rorists. The threat posed by Pa- rity clearance to Chinese telecom including the recent terror strikes visor for reforms and good gover- Page 11 the start of the government s next kistani terror outfits especially major Huawei to set up a manu- in Gurdaspur Punjab and Jammu nance Ahmad Zia Massoud has out of League steps. On Oct, 10, 2015, Presi- Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) backed by facturing unit in Tamil Nadu. This and Kashmir. India is expected to termed peace talks with the Tali- dent Ashraf Ghani appointed the its intelligence wing ISI is likely was done despite reservations ex- share intelligence with China that ban as a useless exercise and an Cup high-level fact-finding commission to be taken up at a counter terror- pressed by intelligence agencies as LeT could orchestrate a terror act opportunity for Pakistan to pro- comprising Amrullah Saleh, a ism dialogue between the two the government under Prime similar to the Mumbai 26\11 at- mote its interests. former head of the National Di- countries in New Delhi next week. Minister Narendra Modi was tack. A detailed analysis of LeT in- Speaking at a gathering here, rectorate of Security, Ghulam Fa- India is all set to share evidence keen to have strong ties with Chi- dicates that its capabilities have Massoud said the conflict in Af- rooq Warak, a former education with Beijing indicating that infra- na. Officials from the Ministry of increased and its activities like re- ghanistan was in the interest of Cashing in on minister, Fazel Karim Aimaq, structure and training facilities are External Affairs and Ministry of cruitment, training and funding con- Pakistan and therefore the neigh- Ayub Rafiqi and Abdullah Mo- being provided by ISI to terror out- Home will be meeting their Chi- tinue in Pakistan. A recent intelli- boring country was fueling insur- the decision to hammadi to investigate the fall of fits in Pakistan. Sources said In- nese counterparts for a joint gence report stated that LeT has gency in Afghanistan. He believed Page 6 Kunduz City to Taliban from all dia will seek cooperation from counter terror dialogue on Novem- revived activities of its sea wing Afghanistan could not serve its angels independently, and submit China to extend its support for ber 4. We are hopeful that China and has set up a jetty near Karachi interests in the presence of a keep US troops in their findings to the government combating the terror threat from will extend support in counter ter- for training its cadres. India is also strong government in Kabul. and people of Afghanistan. Tali- Pakistan. With India setting the ror operations. The agenda for the expected to take up the issue of Pakistan would be pleased Afghanistan ban captured the strategic ..P2 stage for opening up relations with talks is being prepared after get- terror camps operating in Pakistan- with a weak government in Af- China by liberalising its visa pol- ting inputs from central intelli- occupied Kashmir (PoK). This can ghanistan in order to get maximum icy for China and giving security gence agencies but the focus will be of great significance as China has benefits from mineral and water clearances to nearly 20 Chinese be on Pakistan sponsored terror- been involved in several infrastruc- resources of the war-torn coun- MoPH rejects manufacturers to function in In- ism, said a government official. ture projects in PoK. try, he believed. The presidential SIGAR s report advisor said access to information was vital and it was media s re- War on poppy about fake clinics Govt hopes sponsibility to keep the people Editorial P6 HERAT CITY: The Ministry of selection com- updated. At the end, Massoud cultivation Public Health (MoPH) on Satur- gave away appreciation certifi- day rejected a report by the Spe- mittee to start cates to different reporters, in- cial Inspector General for Afghan- cluding Pajhwok Afghan News istan Reconstruction (SIGAR) reporter Mohammad Humayun work soon KABUL: The Afghanistan Invest- percent when compared to last Zaheen. (Pajhwok) about the existence of 21 fake ment Support Agency (AISA) on year s $17 million, he said, adding Bridal health clinics in western Herat KABUL: The Presidential Palace province. Dr. Wahid Majroh, the on Saturday said the selection com- Saturday said investments have that the services sector invest- Couture Week ministry s International Relations mittee, a proposed body to nomi- declined in provinces, but in- ments stood at $199 million this Wolesi Jirga Page 10 Department head, told Pajhwok nate members of the two electoral creased by a 10 percent in central year against last year s $220 mil- soon to be Afghan News the SIGAR report bodies, was yet to embark on its capital Kabul. According to AISA, lion. Haqjo said there was 89 per- rejects senior back was baseless and untrue. SI- work due to the delayed introduc- more than $610 million were in- cent decline in investments in Nan- GAR in its recent report has men- tion of representatives by civil vested in Afghanistan during the garhar, 83 percent in Herat, 82 per- economic adviser tioned the existence of 21 fake clin- society and the human rights com- first nine months of 2014, com- cent in Kunduz, 59 percent in ics in Herat and has said the US mission.
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