This story was first published by Amu TV.
Hibatullah Akhundzada has reassigned 15 Taliban officials across various ministries, provincial administrations, and military units, continuing his pattern of rotating existing members within the ranks.
The reshuffle, outlined in a decree Monday, included changes to four deputy minister posts, three provincial governors, three deputy governors, four key security positions, and one municipal leadership role.
Among the notable changes, Mohammad Qasim Khalid, previously Taliban governor of Nimroz, was appointed Talibvan deputy minister for counter-narcotics at the Ministry of Interior.
Mohammad Wazir Badshah was named Taliban deputy minister for logistics at the same ministry.
Abdul Haq Hamkar, who previously held the counter-narcotics role, was shifted to the Ministry of Public Works as Taliban deputy minister for finance and administration.
Similarly, Mohammad Amin Jan Omari, former Taliban governor of Badghis, was appointed to a parallel administrative post at the Ministry of Telecommunications and Information Technology.
In the military structure, Abdul Qayum Rohani, previously
Read the full story on Amu TV’s website for more details is site.
Be the first to comment