ISAF Members Maintaining Political Will in Afghanistan

Through 2010, the vast majority of the ISAF contributing countries may maintain the political will necessary to maintain or improve the current commitments in Afghanistan. This political will is dominated by a new ideal strategy developed at the London Conference in Afghanistan in 2010. This requires a significant increase in non-military strength. And, it raised the commitment to war to those suffering from war.

In Afghanistan, NATO has made a big contribution. First, NATO took over the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), which is required by the United Nations, responsible for security and stable operations throughout Afghanistan. Under the conditions of peacekeeping in the United Nations, the United Nations approved and acted to make NATO's military duties into undoubted justification and political justification in areas far from European territory. The International Security Assistance Force was established at the Bonn meeting in December 2001 under United Nations conditions to support a new Afghan government organization to create a safe environment and support the reconstruction of Afghanistan. On 11th August 2003, NATO was in charge of conducting, coordinating and planning international security support forces. In the past, every six months, different countries controlled the activities of the International Security Assistance Force. With the constant presence of NATO, smaller countries can play a role in the war in Afghanistan, and there is always a stable multinational headquarters.

If the Afghanistan government supports the Afghan government with an effective political solution strategy and the development plan consistent with the traditional structure of the state and society of Afghanistan, the United States, NATO and the International Security Assistance Force will be in Afghanistan and Pakistan Provide high quality service. Avoid incidental damage in their military efforts. Foreign troops' goal is to withdraw troops from Afghanistan in such a way as to help achieve a sustainable political solution without exposing Afghanistan to cycles of instability, struggle and confusion. Apart from Afghanistan and its many years of suffering, no other country has an interest in Afghanistan as much as Pakistan.