The half-century war has made approximately 8.2 million afghans immigrants in about a hundred countries around the world. Approximately 400,000 of them live in the United States, and we
are among them. Afghanistan is in crisis today because there is no government system to run the country and for this reason almost all educated Afghans leaving the country and migrating elsewhere. Afghan diaspora have not presented a solid and comprehensive plan that attracts the attention of the representatives of world politics over the past five decades, and that’s why non-Afghans make decisions about Afghanistan. The new Afghanistan will be built by the young generation who acquired new knowledge and education. Establishing a new network for the Afghan diaspora in the world
is a very urgent necessity. To create a new movement for a new Afghanistan, we believe the following four fundamental principles are essential