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Eagle Eyes NGO: Key Activities and Achievements

Organisational Background and Activities

Established on April 14, 1997, and joining the Civil Society as an NGO in 2000, Eagle Eyes NGO has been providing community-based legal services to Refugee and asylum seekers in the UK. EENGO in Special Consultative Status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations since 2012, we have been working across the UK and Afghanistan, targeting different communities without discrimination.

In Afghanistan, EENGO has implemented various projects, including humanitarian assistance, capacity building through training and workshops, organising sports activities, and promoting local markets. Our efforts aim to enhance coordination among NGOs involved in relief and development projects to improve service delivery efficiently.

Conferences and Investment Opportunities

In the past few years, Eagle Eyes NGO has organised numerous conferences in the UK Parliament, focusing on various critical issues, including investment opportunities in Afghanistan. These conferences have brought together members of Parliament, foreign diplomats, investors, businessmen, and officials from the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. The goal was to promote investment in Afghan agriculture, electricity, mining, and products like dry fruits, carpets, marble, and saffron etc. These events provided a platform for Afghan businessmen to present their business plans, discuss global marketing strategies, and build networks with potential investors.

Projects and Initiatives

We have presented several project ideas to the UK government and the international communities, these conferences to garner support for Afghanistan’s development. Key projects include:

Afghan National Diplomacy (AND)
Peace and reconciliation (PR)
Afghan School of Thoughts (AST)
Afghan Government Watchdog (AGW)
UK International Trial Court for War Criminals (UKITCWC)
Peace and Diplomacy Conference (PDC)
Grand National Front (GNF)
Establishment of Regional Community Legal Firm (RCLF)
Training for Provincial Councils & Afghan MPs (TPCA)
Capacity Building (CB)

Peace and Reconciliation Initiative

The "Peace and Reconciliation" initiative focuses on addressing the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan. Since the international military coalition's intervention in 2001, the Taliban regime has been removed, but achieving lasting peace and effective state-building remains a significant challenge. This initiative encompasses three core components: peace-making, peace-keeping, and peace-building, aiming to foster dialogue and ideas exchange to achieve peace on national, regional, and international levels.

Objectives

The primary objective of the Peace and Reconciliation initiative is to enhance governance and restore peace and reconciliation in Afghanistan. We aim to achieve this through:

Lobbying: Advocating for policies and actions that promote peace and stability in Afghanistan.
Conferences: Organising national and international conferences to facilitate dialogue among stakeholders.
Symposiums: Hosting symposiums to share research, strategies, and best practices for peace and reconciliation efforts.

Key Focus Areas

Peace-Making: Engaging in diplomatic efforts to mediate conflicts and foster agreements between conflicting parties in Afghanistan.
Peace-Keeping: Supporting initiatives that aim to maintain peace and prevent the resurgence of violence.
Peace-Building: Promoting sustainable development, good governance, and societal healing to build a stable and peaceful Afghanistan.

Through these efforts, the Peace and Reconciliation initiative seeks to create a collaborative environment where all partis can work together towards a peaceful and prosperous Afghanistan.

Objectives of the Conferences

The primary aim of our conferences is to create a conducive environment for dialogue among conflicting parties in Afghanistan. We seek practical solutions to resolve the conflict, considering the current conditions and dynamics within Afghanistan and the broader region. Our efforts focus on establishing a healthy and peaceful atmosphere to promote lasting peace and reconciliation.

EENGO Conferences in Parlment House

Conferences on the Future of Afghanistan:

Eagle Eyes NGO (EENGO) is committed to fostering dialogue and collaboration on the future of Afghanistan, particularly its relationship with the international community. Our conferences provide a crucial forum for discussing the multifaceted aspects of rebuilding Afghanistan, encompassing social and economic development in a constructive manner. Through these events, EENGO informs international stakeholders about the current state of affairs in Afghanistan, including its social and economic conditions, peace processes, aid efforts, and international relations.

Key Conferences Organised by Eagle Eyes NGO

Venues and Participants

EENGO has organised significant conferences at prominent locations such as the UK Parliaments. These events have brought together a diverse group of influential participants, including:

UK Ministers
Members of Parliament (MPs)
Ambassadors from various countries
Leaders of political parties
Members of the Afghan diasporas

Objectives

The primary objectives of these conferences are:

Security and Stability: To explore ways to enhance security and stability within Afghanistan, addressing both internal and external threats.
Capacity Building: To discuss strategies for building local capacities, empowering Afghan institutions, and fostering self-reliance.
Economic Development: To examine economic development opportunities, including investment, trade, and infrastructure projects that can drive sustainable growth.
Knowledge Transformation: To facilitate the exchange of knowledge and best practices between Afghanistan and international experts, promoting learning and innovation.
Afghanistan’s Political Position: To analyse Afghanistan’s political position in the region, considering its relationships with neigh boring countries and global powers.
Policy Recommendations: To formulate solid recommendations that ensure Afghanistan remains a priority on the international agenda.

Outcomes and Impact

EENGO diligently analyses the outcomes of these conferences and shares the findings with relevant authorities for their consideration and potential implementation. By doing so, we aim to influence policy decisions and promote initiatives that support Afghanistan’s development and stability.

Significance of the Conferences

The conferences organised by EENGO play a critical role in:

Raising Awareness: Informing the international community about the challenges and opportunities in Afghanistan.
Building Consensus: Fostering a common understanding and coordinated approach among international community.
Generating Support: Encouraging continued international support and engagement with Afghanistan.

Conclusion

EENGO’s conferences on the future of Afghanistan are pivotal in driving forward the dialogue and action needed to rebuild the nation. By bringing together key stakeholders and focusing on comprehensive development strategies, we ensure that Afghanistan’s journey towards peace and prosperity remains a central concern for the international community. These efforts reflect our commitment to fostering a stable, secure, and thriving Afghanistan, well-integrated into the global community.

Sir Robert Smith Bt opening the conference organised by EEI (EEA founder Mr Heshmat Assadi is grateful for the booking of venue in parliament provided by Sir Robert Smith and the staff member.)