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The National Solidarity Movement of Afghanistan (NSMA) is a political and social movement. It is organized and respected and supports democracy,
tribal councils and the establishment of cultural centers. The movement
struggles to contribute in its efforts to eliminate the present crisis while
safeguarding independence and territorial integrity. NSMA works to ensure national
unity, social justice, development, and progress in the country towards prosperity. The National Solidarity Movement plays an active role in society as an independent organization. Compliance with Islamic principals, respect for national culture and traditions, and observance of human rights including U.N. and other international conventions are among the objectives of the movement. Taking into account the present critical circumstances and the geo-political location of the country which has always been used as a gateway by world powers, the movement is determined to ensure that all Afghans, men and women alike, take part in the future political set up, state leadership and elections for the formation of a national government based on democracy. This is the only substitute for dictatorships and imposed puppet regimes. Only a government elected by the people can guarantee peace, stability, and national unity and safeguard national interests. NSMA believes that the representatives of the people should make their way to the parliament only through free elections. The state leadership, according to law, must be elected by the people of Afghanistan for a period through secret ballots. It is the legitimate right of the people to participate in government and the Movement strongly defends this natural and legal right of the people and the promotion of democracy in the country. |
Sayed Ishaq Gailani meets fellow Afghans while campaigning for President. |
LATEST NEWS Mr. Gailani returned from his tour for parliamentary election after two weeks in the Paktika Province. He was warmly welcomed by the people in all districts of the province. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION CAMPAIGN NEWS August 18, 2005 The National Solidarity Movement of Afghanistan (NSMA) began its campaign for the Parliamentary Election in all Provinces of Afghanistan. NSMA has 62 members as candidates for the Parliamentary Election from all over Afghanistan. The founder and chairperson of NSMA, Mr. Said Ishaq Gailani, with his delegation, the committee members of the party, journalists, and others from the area traveled with him to Paktika Province for the parliamentary election campaign today. |
National Solidarity Movement of Afghanistan |
APPEAL Food items are very expensive and house rental rates are very high. The need for permanent facilities were rapidly increasing daily. Therefore, the executive committee of NSMA decided to buy 0.2 hectors of land in Kabul to build an office for its political activities. Your kind contribution for building a center for political awareness, peace-building, and the promotion of democracy in Afghanistan is highly appreciated. nsmagailani@yahoo.com |
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION NEWS 10 October 2004 The Presidential election in Afghanistan took place yesterday and millions of people went to the polling stations to select the right leader for their country. Afghan refugees in Iran and Pakistan were also properly accommodated and according to our reporters they voted easily. According to observations made by the AWC staff, the Afghan Interim Government and the United Nations made very good arrangements and facilitated voting in the nearest areas. |
