(1/10) Afghan Security Forces have emerged into a significant force. Our commandos and Special Forces have doubled. Our air forces are tripled. We have taken eight districts back from the Taliban. For the first time, 1,000 Daesh surrendered in eastern Afghanistan. #WEF20 
(2/10)Security is a problem but we are going on the right direction. RS mission is an instrument.The key issue is the BSA between the United States& Afg&the SOFA between #Afg& NATO.A decrease at foreign forces will have no material impact on our capacity&willingness going forward
(3/10) We have commitment from the United States and from NATO that no force, stationed in Afghanistan, will be used against any other powers in the region. #WEF20
(4/10) I have no problems dealing with President Trump. I am one of the few leaders who have excellent relationship with President Trump including today’s conversation we had because I frame my relationship based on priorities.
(5/10) Negotiation with the Taliban is a means. The desire of the Afghan people is to see the end of the violence. If the Taliban are ready to end the violence, the Afghan society is ready to reintegrate them. #WEF20
(6/10)Our security is not the responsibility of the United States. It is our own responsibility. We need to be able to secure our future. Afghan society has seen 40 years of violence.They have to see the end of violence,&now it depends very much on the Taliban to end the violence
(7/10) No Afghan women as long as I am alive and in the position of responsibility, is going to be subject to gender a partite. The Afghan society has changed. Are the Taliban sufficiently ready to engage? #WEF20
(8/10) All wars must end politically and we have to find a political end to this war. The good news is that the ranking Taliban fighters are sick of fighting.The people sitting in Doha are getting their fourth or fifth wives and are enjoying themselves.They have become investors.
(9/10) Afghanistan is not poor; it is rich and We need to develop that richness for the sake of the people. #WEF20
10/10) Central and South Asia cannot coordinate without Afghanistan. The key becomes the human capital and we need to be able to shape our generation to be able to take responsibility. We need to accept each other in multiple ways. #WEF20
