Under the direction of the Taliban's supreme leader and coordinated by the Ministry of Hajj and Religious Affairs, a meeting between government officials and religious scholars was held in Balkh province. The meeting aimed to enhance coordination and improve the implementation of religious and state affairs.
The gathering, which took place in Mazar-e-Sharif, was attended by Balkh Governor Mohammad Yousuf Wafa, deputy ministers from the Ministry of Hajj and Religious Affairs, members of the Ulema Council, and officials from various provincial departments.
According to the information provided, the meeting was convened based on an order from Sheikh Hibatullah Akhundzada, the Taliban's leader. This indicates an effort by the Taliban leadership to strengthen the connection between the central government and the provinces, ensuring uniform implementation of policies across the country.
Participants discussed various topics, including improving the delivery of government services, strengthening the role of religious scholars in society, and ways to fully implement Sharia principles in government offices and public life.
In his speech, the governor of Balkh emphasized the importance of cooperation between government agencies and religious institutions. He called on the scholars to play a more active role in guiding the public and supporting the government's programs.
Such meetings have been held regularly in different provinces since the Taliban returned to power. Through these gatherings, the Taliban government seeks to garner the support of religious scholars and reinforce its religious legitimacy among the population.
Source: Zarin TV
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