The sixth meeting of the Vienna Process was postponed in the light of regional developments

The organizers of the “Vienna Process for a Democratic Afghanistan” have announced that the sixth meeting of this initiative, which was scheduled to be held in May this year, has been postponed to another time.
In a press release published on Monday, March 14, the reason for this decision was the complex conditions and new developments in the region. According to them, the current political and regional atmosphere is not yet ready for an effective and fruitful dialogue.

The statement emphasized that the purpose of this delay is to provide more suitable conditions for holding a meeting that can lead to constructive, inclusive and tangible dialogues. The organizers believe that the change of time will provide a better opportunity to achieve clear results.

It was also emphasized that the sixth meeting will be held at a time when regional developments reach a level of stability and clarity so that the dialogues will be more effective.
The organizers added that this decision was made in order to maintain the coherence of the process, improve the quality of the discussions, and increase its effectiveness in supporting the creation of a democratic and human rights-based Afghanistan.

Finally, it was stated that further details about the new date of the meeting will be officially announced at an appropriate time.
It is worth noting that the Vienna Process for a Democratic Afghanistan is a political and intellectual initiative that aims to create a broad platform for dialogue between political movements, civil society organizations, and Afghan elites.