PRESS RELEASE: UN DOHA MEETING ON AFGHANISTAN 18-19 February 2024
The emphasis of the “Afghanistan Constitutional Law Expert Group” on the drafting of the constitution in an inclusive and general process.
Reports
Summary of Discussions and Recommendation: Joint Roundtable: Potentials & Capacity of the Private Sector for Partnership in the Provision of Humanitarian & Essential Services in Afghanistan
Geneva, Switzerland – Following the recommendations of the previous two rounds of CDPG’s National Dialogue Conferences, (Geneva 2022, Antalya 2023), on Tuesday, February 6, 2024, economic experts, policymakers, representatives of the private sector from Afghanistan and members of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI), prominent business leader’s active outside of Afghanistan, and diplomats […]
STATEMENT: Afghanistan Constitutional Law Expert Group Calls for Genuine, Transparent and Inclusive Constitution Drafting Process
Press Release: Afghanistan Constitutional Law Expert Group Urge Transparent Constitution Drafting Geneva, Switzerland – November 18, 2023 The Afghanistan Constitutional Law Expert Group, representing the nation’s legal professionals, calls for a transparent and inclusive constitutional drafting process in Afghanistan. Expressing deep concern over the absence of a constitutional order since the Taliban’s suspension of the […]
REPORT: POLICY BRIEFING, “My Voice, Our Peace! Connecting Women Peace Leaders from Ukraine and Afghanistan”.
READ THE DETAILED REPORT of the joint organized Policy Briefing, “My Voice, Our Peace! Connecting Women Peace Leaders from Afghanistan and Ukraine,” organized by OSCE and Center for Dialogue and Progress (CDP-G) on the 2nd Day of #GPW23.
Report: A Critical Analysis of the Doha Peace Process; Lessons and Prospects
The agreement between the Taliban and the United States in February 2020 mapped out a process which would result in the withdrawal of the US troops from Afghanistan and initiate the intra-Afghan negotiations for establishing an inclusive government and bringing peace to the country. After many months of negotiations, nothing on ceasefire, reconciliation and formation […]
CDP-G Annual Report 2022-23
During the past year, CDP-G was able to establish itself and undertake important activities in the spheres of national dialogue, peace-building and human rights. We will reinforce our activities in these areas and expand our activities in the areas of rule of law, migration and fragility assessment. We will establish a permanent secretariat to support […]
Strategic Plan 2022-2025
CDP-G is a research and policy advocacy organization focusing on fragile states. Many states and societies are stuck in a vicious circle of fragility and total state collapse, failing to transition into a sustainable and effective nation-states. The main reasons are the mismanagement of diversity and disharmony in state-society relations.
We want to educate, facilitate dialogue and build the capacity of civil society and foster regional cooperation on peacebuilding, reconciliation and humanitarian affairs. In the 21st century, a bottom-up approach is needed to break out of the vicious circle of fragility and total state collapse.
Report: Panel on Accountability for Human Rights Violations in Afghanistan
The Center for Dialogue and Progress – Geneva’s Afghanistan Human Rights Resources Center in partnership with the Permanent Missions of Afghanistan, Australia, Iceland, and Spain to the UN Office in Geneva, the UN Women, and the International Commission of Jurists held a panel discussion at the margin of the 51st Session of the Human Rights […]