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Former Afghan official: It is unclear whether I will serve the new government

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Mohammad Ali Joyan, a former Afghan government official, said the country has been in a critical condition since the Taliban takeover. The current situation is still unpredictable and whether he will continue to serve the new government is unclear. "Everything depends on peace talks and we hope that the peace talks will reach a positive outcome," he said.

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