Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada, leader of the Taliban group, has abolished the Interpol Police Department from Afghanistan’s Ministry of Interior through a new decree .
This decision is part of extensive changes that the Taliban leader is implementing in the country’s administrative structure.
This action is considered part of the Taliban group’s ongoing policies to restructure government institutions based on their specific interpretation of Islamic laws.
The abolition of this department could have significant impacts on international cooperation in combating cross-border crimes.
The Taliban group has implemented extensive changes in Afghanistan’s security and administrative institutions since returning to power in August 2021 .
These actions are part of their efforts to align the administrative system with their specific ideology.
