The Permanent Mission of Afghanistan to the United Nations plays a pivotal role in representing the interests of the Afghan people at the global level. Established as the legitimate diplomatic entity of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan, the Mission operates with the core objective of advocating for the rights, dignity, and well-being of all Afghans.

In the wake of the Taliban’s forced takeover in August 2021, the Mission has become even more critical in ensuring that the international community hears the voices of those who are most vulnerable, including women, children, and ethnic minorities. The Mission is dedicated to defending the legitimate rights of the Afghan people while working towards a future marked by peace, stability, and democratic governance.

Our work at the United Nations involves extensive engagement in peace and security initiatives, humanitarian assistance, and the promotion of human rights. We actively participate in global discussions and negotiations, ensuring that Afghanistan’s perspectives and concerns are well-represented in the decisions that shape international policies and aid distribution.

Through our diplomatic efforts, we strive to build partnerships with other nations and international organizations, fostering collaboration that supports Afghanistan’s development and addresses the pressing challenges our nation faces. The Mission’s activities are guided by a commitment to upholding the principles of the UN Charter, ensuring that all Afghans can aspire to a future of dignity, hope, and opportunity.