The United Nations Security Council is holding a meeting regarding the extension of the UNAMA mission in Afghanistan

The United Nations Security Council is scheduled to hold a meeting on Thursday regarding the extension of the mission of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA).Meanwhile, there are only four days left until the end of the UNAMA mission in Afghanistan, and this mission will end on March 17.Previously, fifteen members of the United Nations Security Council supported the extension of UNAMA’s mission in the March 6 meeting of this council.Naseer Ahmad Faiq, head of Afghanistan’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations, has also supported the extension of UNAMA’s mission in Afghanistan in a conversation with some Afghan domestic media. It is not recognized and the Taliban government creates obstacles in the United Nations programs for this reason.According to experts, despite these limitations, the possibility of extending the UNAMA mission is very high.But the Taliban had previously claimed that UNAMA’s activities in Afghanistan are influenced by the policies of the United States of America and that this mission should be independent in its decisions.UNAMA is a political delegation of the United Nations in Afghanistan, which began to operate following the Bonn Conference in 2001 and based on Resolution No. 1401 of the United Nations Security Council from March 28, 2002, and its activities every year based on The vote of the members of the United Nations Security Council is extended.