Taliban governors in Kandahar hold meeting on security and implementation of Haibatullah's orders

Ahmad Shaker Wed Jan 2026 8 months ago 995

The meeting was chaired by Mullah Shirin, the Taliban governor in Kandahar, and was attended by Taliban governors from the provinces of Herat, Balkh, Nangarhar, Kunduz, Kabul, and Paktia.


Participants shared their views and assessments regarding the security, economic, and administrative situation of the provinces with the meeting host.


Based on information released from the Taliban media office in Kandahar, topics such as preventing the cultivation and smuggling of narcotics, strengthening public security, improving coordination between civilian and security institutions, providing facilities to migrants, and enhancing the capacity of security forces through training programs were discussed.


It is also said that the attending governors raised their challenges and proposals regarding local administration and political developments with Mullah Shirin, and the final report of these discussions is to be presented to the Taliban leader.


This meeting comes at a time when, in recent months, reports and analyses about internal differences within the Taliban have been published. Some analysts believe that holding such meetings is part of this group's efforts to strengthen internal coordination and emphasize obedience to the central leadership—a matter that has been repeatedly highlighted in many of the Taliban's official gatherings.

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Local sources in Kandahar report the holding of a meeting among Taliban governors from several provinces of Afghanistan. The main focus of this gathering has been identified as reviewing the implementation of the directives and orders of this group's leadership.

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