Abdullah likely to be ANF's candidate: Sancharaki.KABUL Kabul (kä`b  l, kəb l`), city (1997 est. pop. 1,500,000), capital of Afghanistan and of Kabul prov. (PAN): Afghanistan National Front, an opposition political
party hinted the other day that Dr Abdullah Abdullah, former foreign
minister might be the party's possible candidate for upcoming
presidential election scheduled on August 20. Syed Aqa Fazil Sancharaki,
spokesman of Afghanistan National Front made these remarks to Pajhwok
Afghan News on Sunday The News on Sunday was a left-wing British tabloid newspaper. It was launched in April 1987, but failed to take off. Publication ceased in November 1987. Origins .
He said Ahmad Zia Masood; current vice-president of Afghanistan has withdrawn his candidacy Dr Abdullah Abdullah was now likely to be the party's candidate." Senator and member of Hizb-i-Wahdat party of Afghanistan, Qurban Ali Irfani told this news agency they, together with another political party, National Islamic Front
NIFA National Intercollegiate Flying Association NIFA New International Financial Architecture (political science) NIFA North Idaho Farmers’ Association NIFA National Institute of First Assisting, Inc. ) led by Pir Syed Ahmad Gillani had discussed the likelihood of reaching on a consensus on a joint candidate for presidential poll. It is being said that famous Afghan politicians and leaders of some political parties took part in the meeting which was held in Gillani's house including Professor Burhanuddin Rubbani, Pir Syed Ahmad Gillani, Syed Hamid Gillani, Dr Anwarul Haq Hadi, Dr Abdullah Abdullah, Mustafa Zahir, Syed Hussain Anwari, Syed Mahmood Gillani, Syed Ishaq Gillani, Mohammad Younas Qanooni, Shekh Asif Muhsini, Haji Mohammad Mohaqiq Haji Mohammad Mohaqiq is a high-ranking official of the Hizb-e-Wahdat political party of Afghanistan. He came to prominence during the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the Afghan Civil War, becoming one of the two most prominent Hazara warlords during the 1990s alongside Abdul , Maulvi Khyber, Abdul Hadi Arghendiwal, Qudratullah Zaki, Syed Noorullah Agha, Tamim Samimi and other well-known figures took part in a multi-party convention held at Pir Syed Ahmad Gillani's residence. Mohammad Akbari, an MP was also supposed to take part in the meeting but he told this news agency that he didnt take part in the meeting. Deputy Speaker of upper house, Syed Hamid Gillani and a member of NIFA, in his latest interview with PAN said "NIFA stance is based on negotiating with political analysts before announcing their candidate for elections." ANF ANF antinuclear factor; see antinuclear antibodies (ANA), under antibody. ANF abbr. antinuclear factor ANF atrial natriuretic factor. was established some two years back and was headed all along by former president and leader of Jamiat-i-Islami, Professor Burhanuddin Rubbani. The party is consisted of former Jihadi Adj. 1. jihadi - of or relating to a jihad leaders and members of former soviet backed communist regime. President Karzai at the time had stated that some regional countries had played an important role in formation of the party. Subsequently the party was not let to be registered with justice ministry but former deceased deceased 1) adj. dead. 2) n. the person who has died, as used in the handling of his/her estate, probate of will and other proceedings after death, or in reference to the victim of a homicide (as: "The deceased had been shot three times. spokesman of the party Mustafa kazimi had said at that time "this is a coalition of so many groups and legally does not need to be registered." Copyright Pajhwok Afghan News. All rights reserved. Provided by Syndigate.info an Albawaba.com company |
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