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Report on Peace & Reconciliation Efforts by S. Mansoor Naderi (1996-1998)

This video report documents a series of significant political meetings held between 1996 and 1998 in Kayan Valley and Pol-e-Khumri, the capital of Baghlan Province, Afghanistan. These gatherings were crucial for the peace and reconciliation efforts led by Sayed Mansoor Naderi, the spiritual and political leader who served as the vice-president of the Mujahideen government during this tumultuous period. Amid the intense conflict between the Taliban and the Afghanistan Mujahideen government, these meetings brought together almost all prominent Afghan leaders, including: President Burhanuddin Rabbani Defense Minister Ahmad Shah Massoud Dr. Abdullah Abdullah Mohammad Yonus Qanooni Marshal Abdul Rashid Dostum General Malik Mohammad Karim Khalili Mohammad Mohaqiq Sayed Ali Jawid Sayed Hussain Anwari Majid Rozi Atta Mohammad Noor These influential figures convened at the Afghanistan Ismaili center in Kayan Valley and in Pol-e-Khumri city to work on achieving enduring peace, reconciliation, and stability. Despite the Taliban's ongoing efforts to capture the northern and central regions of Afghanistan, these meetings symbolized a unified front striving for a peaceful resolution. Kayan Valley, a cradle of Ismaili power in Afghanistan, was renowned for its relative peace and stability. Under the leadership of Sayed Mansoor Naderi, Kayan functioned almost like an independent entity with its own institutions, fostering a strong sense of community and resilience. The valley also served as a hub for peace and reconciliation meetings, playing a crucial role in maintaining harmony within the community. This video not only highlights the efforts of these leaders to bring peace to Afghanistan but also showcases the significance of Kayan Valley as a center for political dialogue and reconciliation. It stands as a testament to the enduring spirit and determination of the Afghan people to achieve peace despite the challenges posed by conflict. ---------------- Report by: Dodallah Hassas