Our mission
To awaken, enlighten, raise awareness, and unify the people, and to create a broad national, political, and social movement that protects our national interests and leads us to our national aspirations.
Our vision
A united, independent, democratic, stable, proud, developed, prosperous, and civilized Afghanistan
Our belief
Indeed, Allah would never change a people’s state ˹of favour˺ until they change their own state ˹of faith
In one week, two days are celebrated in the name of independence: one is the 28th of Asad, the day of the nation, and the other is the 24th of Asad, the day of the rulers in power.
That day gave the promise of light, participation, justice, and progress; this day gives the message of darkness, tyranny, monopoly, and backwardness.
For this reason, the first is a national celebration, while the second is a group commemoration.
Annoucements
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The First National Dialogue/Meli Maraka Session Was Held in Sacramento, California
Following the meetings in London, Berlin, Birmingham, and Cologne, the National Dialogue/Meli Maraka session was this time held in Sacramento, California. A large number of the country's academic, political, religious, social, and cultural figures were in attendance.The session began with a recitation of the Quran by Qari Ehsanullah Shahid. After...
The National Dialogue's "Meli Maraka" Consultative Series Began in Berlin; Focus Was on Reaching National Unity and Lasting Peace
On May 6, 2025 (6th of Saur, 1404), the first consultative meeting of the Afghan National Dialogue, "Meli Maraka," was held in the city of Berlin with the participation of numerous political figures, cultural personalities, civil activists, experts, and media representatives.This meeting was hosted by the National Axis party and...
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National Dialogue Session of "Meli Maraka" Held in Birmingham, UK
On July 10, 2025, over 50 national, political, academic, and social figures, along with officials and representatives from Afghan organizations in Birmingham and other cities in the UK, gathered to participate in a one-day national dialogue session for Afghans, or "Meli Maraka." This session, following meetings in London and Berlin,...
Reports
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National Dialogue/Meli Maraka: An Echo of Solidarity, A Voice from the Heart of Afghanistan
The National Dialogue isn’t just a meeting; it's a living pulse of hope and empathy, a caravan of thought, emotion, and resolve. A movement that has risen from the heart of the people and reached the farthest corners of the world. It brings together academic, cultural, and social elites alongside...
A meeting of the Afghan National Dialogue, "Meli Maraka," was held in Cologne, Germany.
On July 19, 2025, the "National Dialogue" meeting was held in Cologne, Germany, with the participation of nearly 70 political, scientific, and social figures from Afghanistan. The program was organized with the aim of exchanging views on the current situation in Afghanistan, strengthening national unity, and examining the role of...
Pioneers of Mili Mehwar
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Why Mili Mehwar
Mili Mehwar; The Call for Awakening and RebirthFor more than half a century, Afghanistan has grappled with a maelstrom of crisis, war, and successive invasions. Although our people created epics in the battlefield and repeatedly defeated the invaders, in the political arena they failed to safeguard independence, institutionalize peace, and...
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Mili Mehwar: The Secure Fortress of National Values and Interests
Motive and Need: For several decades, Afghanistan has been trapped in a vicious cycle of tragedy, crisis, war, ignorance, corruption, disunity, and captivity. To escape this situation, there was neither a glimmer of hope nor any foundation or national force for salvation. Although most of our colleagues were engaged in...
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Constitution of Mili Mehwar
Introduction For the fifth consecutive decade, Afghanistan has been entangled in bloody invasions, human tragedies, and internal and external conspiracies. As a result, millions of Afghans have been martyred, disabled, and forced to migrate, and our material and spiritual assets have been destroyed. Despite the fact that honorable Afghans have not...
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