Muhyiddin Mehdi attended Tajikistan's independence ceremony at the special invitation of Emomali Rahmon

Muhyiddin Mehdi attended Tajikistan's independence ceremony at the special invitation of Emomali Rahmon

Dr. Muhyiddin Mehdi, a former Afghan politician, researcher, writer, and diplomat, was invited by Emomali Rahmon, President of Tajikistan, at the ceremony.

Participated in the 35th anniversary of the country's independence.

Reliable sources say that Mr. Mehdi has been specially invited by the President of Tajikistan to attend the official independence ceremony; an invitation that was accepted given his political and diplomatic background in

Tajikistan and its role during the resistance against the Taliban are of particular importance.

During the resistance against the Taliban, Mehdi was the deputy head of the Afghan embassy in Tajikistan and was also a spokesperson for the Resistance Front led by Ahmad Shah Massoud.

He was leaving.

After the fall of the Taliban in 2001, he was active in the political, parliamentary, and academic arenas of Afghanistan, and was an advocate of a decentralized and federal system, political participation of ethnic groups, and ensuring the rights of various groups in Afghanistan.

An important part of

Mehdi's research activities are also dedicated to the history of Afghanistan and the Persian language and culture.

Mehdi's participation in the independence ceremony of Tajikistan, at the special invitation of the country's president, could, in the current circumstances, carry an important political and cultural message about

The historical relations between Afghanistan and Tajikistan, as well as Dushanbe's connection with Afghan political and intellectual movements.