Chief of Staff meets UNAMA head of rule and law

KABUL, Jan. 24 -Mawlawi Ahmad Jan Ahmadi, chief of staff at the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, met with  Monica Martinez, head rule of law at United Nations Assistance for Afghanistan (UNAMA) .
During the meeting, the two sides discussed law enforcement and the fight against corruption.
Mawlawi Ahmad Jan Ahmadi, welcomed Mrs. Martinez and said that law enforcement and eradication of corruption are among the most important responsibilities of the Islamic Emirate.
Mr. Ahmadi added: “I assure you that the Islamic Emirate was and is free from corruption. The law applies to everyone without exception and we are committed to eradicating corruption. The law enforcement commissions by the cabinet.” Formed and even appointed a panel to investigate the cases of prisoners,
So that no one’s rights are lost. ”
According to Mr Ahmadi, in the past few months, officials with minor offenses and violations have been fired and brought to justice, and the Islamic Emirate’s tolerance for corruption is zero.
Mr, Ahmadi called on the UNAMA representative to convey the voice of the Afghan people to the world as after 40 years, a single system is ruling the entire country and we are left with corruption, drug production, numerous addicts, and other legacies.
“We are here to work together to fight corruption,” said Martinez, UNAMA’s  Monica Martinez, head rule of law at United Nations Assistance for Afghanistan (UNAMA) .
And we try to regulate our activities in Islamic countries in accordance with Islamic law.
“We have also developed and prepared anti-corruption strategies for previous government agencies, but they have not been implemented as much as we had hoped,” the UNAMA representative said. Now that the situation has changed, we want to know.
What the Islamic Emirate expects from us.
The fact that the Islamic Emirate has zero-tolerance for corruption can be a good example for the whole world.