4th Antalya Conference on Afghanistan Kicks Off in Turkey - Khaama Press

Afghan Activists Criticize UN’s ‘Mosaic’ Plan for Excluding Civil Society and Women

KABUL, AFGHANISTAN – Civil society activists and women’s rights defenders from Afghanistan have strongly criticized the United Nations for excluding them from the development of its “Mosaic” plan for Afghanistan. The criticism was raised during the fourth round of the Antalya Process talks, held on Monday in Antalya, Turkey. The meeting, titled “The Role of Civil Society and Democratic Forces in the Future of Afghanistan,” brought together Afgha…

4th Antalya Conference on Afghanistan kicks off in Turkey - Khaama Press

The fourth Antalya Conference on Afghanistan began in Turkey, focusing on civil society, democracy, women’s rights, and inclusive political dialogue. The fourth round of the national dialogue on the role of civil society and democratic forces in Afghanistan’s future—known as the Antalya Process—began on Monday, May 26, in Turkey. The two-day conference brings together Afghanistan civil society activists, women, and journalists to deliberate on k…

Afghanistan’s civil society leaders convene in Turkey for fourth ‘Antalya Process’ conference

ANTALYA — Afghanistan’s civil society activists, exiled political figures, and human rights advocates gathered in the Turkish city of Antalya on Monday for the fourth installment of the “Antalya Process,” a two-day conference aimed at evaluating the nearly four years of Taliban rule and exploring potential pathways for the country’s political future. Organized by the Network of Afghanistan’s Civil and Democratic Forces, the forum provides a plat…

The fourth round of the Antalya Process on Afghanistan began in Turkey on Monday. The focus of the meeting is "The role of civil society and democratic forces in the future of Afghanistan" with a focus on consultations on the legitimacy of the constitution and the political roadmap for Afghanistan. Civil society activists, officials and diplomats from the previous government are among the participants. The meeting is scheduled to continue tomorr…