The chief executive of the government of national unity Abdullah Abdullah says the formation of the political coalitions is a legitimate move.

Abdullah endorsed the move for the formation of a new political coalition, coalition for salvation of Afghanistan, as he was addressing a gathering in Mazar-e-Sharif city today.

In other parts of his speech he said such claims that there is no will to fight or eliminate terrorism are questionable.

The chief executive urged that we should not forget the culture of understandings among each other and negotiations as he called on the Afghans to keep unity as the country faces the menace of terrorism and conspiracies of the enemies.

This comes as former presidential advisor for good governance Ahmad Zia Massoud slammed President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani for the lack of will to eliminate terrorism and implement reforms.

Speaking during a gathering in Mazar-e-Sharif to mark the week of martyrs, Massoud claimed the government has no will to bring reforms in the politics and other sectors.

He called on President Ghani to resign if he has failed to implement key reforms.

The former presidential adviser also harshly criticized President Ghani for having no trust to bring political reforms and other necessary reforms in the government.

He claimed that certain circles in the government are attempting to monopolize the power and bring it under the control of a specific ethnic group.

He said there is no sign of unity and partnership of all groups in the government of national unity as he accused the government that there is no will to eliminate the terror groups besides political and economic issues remain persistent in the country.

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