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Members of council to run Afghanistan named
ISLAMABAD, Apr 13: Former bureaucrats, ex-minis ters and exiled Intellectuals are likely to form the council this month that will run Afghanistan until an Interim government can be installed in Kabul, according to lists released by the resistance Sunday, reports AFP.
Under a UN plan unveiled in Geneva by Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali on Friday, the curtain will finally be drawn on Afghanistan's 13-year civil war when a 15-mem-ber council replaces the Soviet-Installed government of President Najlbullah.
The council, which all sides tn the conflict have agreed to form, will fill the country's political vacuum until an interim government is fortned to conduct elections In the war-torn country.
But while UN officials have been keeping proposed names for the council a closely guarded secret, stressing that Intensive discussions were continuing on its eventual shape, two pro-resistance news services Sunday made public lists featuring names of 15 possible participants.
Both agencies are close to the camps of hardliners who refused to comply with UN mediator Benon Sevan's re-3uest to provide a list of can-idates they consider acceptable for the council.
UN sources here described the names listed as realistic, but insisted that no final deci-sion had been made.
Adjustments could be made on the basis of the names suggested on the list, one UN official said.
Boutros-Ghali has said the composition of what he called Ihc pre-transitional council and its tenure would be announced soon.
Among the people on the lists released by the agencies were:
Abdul Sattar Sccrat, minister for Justice under the monarch, currently teaching In Ummul Qira University. Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
Abdul Samad Hamid, served as Deputy Prime Minister In Shah's last cabinet headed by Musa Shafiq.
Professor Mohammad Ashgar, intellectual and former professor at Kabul University.
Inayatulla Iblagh, lawyer and former parliamentary deputy, currently a professor at Kuwait University.
Hashim Mojaddedl, relative of Slbghatullah Mojaddedl.
Kamal Hashim, urologist, doctor and former professor at Kabul University.
Ibrahim Azeem, doctor, who served as health minister during the Daud regime.
Abdul Hakim Katwazi served as police commander under Shah.
Abdul Jabbar Basit. former Justice ministry official who worked as professor in Peshawar Urtiver*lty after fleeing the communist coup. Now In Washington working for Voice of America.
Akhtar Mehmud Bakhtari, German educated bureaucrat who headed interior ministry police under Daud. Now teaching tn Germany.
Shamsuddin Majorrooh, exKabul University professor and former Justice minister.
Yaqoob LaalL engineer who served as minister for social affairs under Shah.
Mohammad Yusuf, served as Shah's prime minister In 1962
Abdul Waki). former agriculture minister under the monarchy.
Yahya Nauroze. ex-general who defected from the Afghan army to become chief of staff In the Peshawar-based reais-tancc government.