Weekly Dialogue
Azeta Rafat: Changing the Political System is not our Party’s Priority
Following a high profile meeting in Berlin, Germany on February 9th, Afghanistan's National Front (leading by government opposition group) has unearthed a barrage of controversy and debate over its proposal to transition Afghanistan from its presidential system to a parliamentary…
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Faizullah Zaki: Afghanistan’s Current Problems Have Roots in its Political Structure
In an interview with www.bamdad.af, Faizullah Zaki, spokesman for Afghanistan’s National Front (ANF), says that centralized control of power by the president and a lack of accountability among the country’s elected representatives have led Afghanistan into its current political problems. According to Zaki, a change from the current presidential system to a parliamentary system of government is the only solution…

Bonn 2; Obvious Message, Unclear Obligations
In an Interview with www.bamdad.af, Mahmood Saiqal, former Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and the head of the delegation representing government’s opposition at the Bonn 2011 Conference, talks about the importance, commitments and goals of the conference.

Parliament and Government Failed to Decrease the Price of Goods
With the beginning of the winter season, the prices of foodstuff and fuel have risen.  This has created new problems for the people and particularly for Kabul city residents. They are blaming Afghan government officials as well as the Afghan Parliament for doing nothing effective to address the problems. In an interview with www.bamdad.af, Eng. Shirwali Wardak, the deputy head…