As the new solar year begins, the Islamic Emirate is seeking formal recognition from countries around the world.

Zabihullah Mujahid, the spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate, told TOLOnews that they want close political relations with all countries, as these relations will be beneficial for all nations.

According to Mujahid, pressures on the caretaker government are not effective, and it is necessary for the Islamic Emirate to be recognized this year.

He told TOLOnews, “We see in the world that countries are interacting with us. There are a few countries that were defeated in Afghanistan; they are still looking for excuses.

Other countries that are interacting with us, if we advance too much with them, the remaining countries will themselves come to a point where they start official interactions with Afghanistan.”

The spokesperson for the Islamic Emirate said that in the year 1402, the Islamic Emirate had many achievements in the political area and in economic, and other sectors, and they are trying to increase these achievements in the current year and also reduce the unemployment rate in the country.

Zabihullah Mujahid said: “The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is making its best effort in various fields to provide services to our compatriots this year in reducing unemployment, improving security, as well as with diplomatic and political relations with countries around the world.”

Meanwhile, some political experts said that the Islamic Emirate should also accept the legitimate demands of the international community for recognition.

Experts added that the Islamic Emirate should make more efforts in the field of human rights, especially women's rights, adopting a constitution, and formalizing the caretaker cabinet.

Idris Zazai, a political expert, said: “Fulfill the demands of the nation; we are formulating a foreign policy, inviting the entire region and the world that we are formulating a balanced and neutral policy.”

Kamran Aman, a political expert, said, "the constitution must be adopted as soon as possible, and the issue of the interim government must end. Until we have a constitution, no country will recognize us, and our domestic and foreign policies must be clarified.”

More than two and a half years have passed since the Islamic Emirate's reign in the country; however, the caretaker government has not yet been recognized by the international community.

The issue of formalizing the caretaker cabinet, adopting a constitution, and the tricolor flag remains unclear.