Prime Minister of Canada: The Taliban are prevented from expelling Afghan refugees

The Prime Minister of Canada has said that the Taliban rule is an obstacle to the expulsion and resettlement of Afghan refugees in Canada.

According to the Canadian Press News Agency, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stressed that in cooperation with other countries, work is underway to expel eligible Afghans, saying that the Taliban rule is an obstacle to the expulsion and resettlement of Afghan refugees in Canada. .

He added that the Taliban were not helping the Canadian government’s efforts to evacuate eligible refugees from Afghanistan, but that the Canadian government was working with some countries in the region and around the world to help them leave Afghanistan.

More than 10,000 Afghan refugees have already arrived in Canada in the past eight months, and according to the Prime Minister, contrary to the previous government timetable, the process of accepting and resettling 40,000 Afghan refugees is difficult.