Afghanistan in the Way of Development

The reason why Afghanistan is not a developed country is the intersection of Alexander the Great, Persian Empire, Genghis Khan, Britain, Soviet Empire. Afghanistan is a country with a long history, located in the southern part of Asia and is often referred to as the intersection of Central Asia. This country is made up of people of various ethnicities and languages ​​of various languages. Afghanistan was occupied by British and Soviet forces. The Soviet Union and the British Empire dispatched thousands of soldiers and soon took political and military control.

The metaphor of Afghanistan as a warrior country that no one can conquer actually hurt Afghan people rather than aid. For centuries, from Britain to Russia, and now the American Empire, Afghanistan was a mediator between the Empires. Development has been carried out and violence has occurred in various ways. These differences are important. Among them, the Afghans formed a fragile national identity, a desire for stability and peace. Recent grassroots activities and Helmand's efforts to bring peace to the Taliban and the US-backed Afghan government have proved that not all Afghans support the Taliban, and the Taliban once again demonstrates that leftist activists in San Francisco I admitted to participate in the meeting. Afghan resistance movement that we need to support. "

Afghanistan seems to be a crucible as certain ethnic customs are considered a national character of Afghanistan. The term Afghan was originally used to refer to the medieval Pashtun people, and the intention behind the founding of the Afghanistan nation was originally Pashtun State, but this policy changed later and I participated as an Afghanistan. In today's Afghanistan, cultural crucibles have been developed, various Afghan ethnic groups have created a new Afghan people consisting of the present Afghan people, finally replacing the old Pashtun identity representing Afghanistan I will. Along with the development of the Persian language, many ethnic groups including non-tribal Pashtun people use Dali Persian as their new mother tongue. The battle of Pashto - Tajik is stagnating, but more moderate

Since the 1880's, the Afghan government has pursued policies to achieve the goals of more Pashtun people (Afghans) settling in northern Afghanistan, especially Afghanistan. These Pashtoon colonial policies have three main objectives: to strengthen the control of the Northern Territories by the Afghan government, to expel the Afghanistan government to the north of the opponent, and to support economic development in northern Afghanistan. The inhabitants of the plain are Madheshis. However, due to the large deployment of the Hills population after building a parallel road with the existing Hulaki Rajmarg, the King Mahendra of Nepal has reduced the local population to ethnic minorities in many places. Overall, 6% of the mountain population in the plains increased to 36% between 1951 and 2011 due to demographic changes.