Sheheer
Opening Speech
Delegation: Afghanistan
Good morning honourable chairs and fellow delegates,
The delegate of Afghanistan is honoured to be a part of this
conference.
Over the years China has grown in economic, finance, and health care
sectors rapidly. Afghanistan on the other hand had been dealing with
war. On one hand, Afghanistan has relied on China for export and
import economy. On the other hand, even though sharing the same
border, Afghanistan is facing post-war challenges and still no aid was
supplied from China. China’s vast economy and financial politics is
inevitable when it comes to economic growth, although having
succusses like this helping a neighbouring country in terms of survival
and accommodation should not be a challenge at all.
Afghanistan thoroughly believes that China’s rising global influence has
not only helped the UN in policies that affect all countries however also
created steps to firm their relations with the Europe and North
America. China’s production sectors are growing rapidly and are also
supplying great amounts of fuel and energy that nations need for their
infrastructure. However implementing control over the vast spread of
Chinese economy in the market can accommodate other countries in
their export and import sectors as well as their economy in general.
According to the Embassy of People’s Republic of China in Afghanistan,
China firmly supports Afghanistan in exploring its own modernization
path based on its national conditions and independence, taking the
future and destiny of the country into its own hands. China is willing to
share with Afghanistan its experience in governance to achieve
common development.
Sheheer
The delegate of Afghanistan thanks the honourable chair and respected
delegates for the opportunity to express the opinion of Afghanistan on
this matter.