The Afghan Taliban held a flag raising ceremony at the presidential palace on September 11

Original title: the Afghan Taliban held a flag raising ceremony at the presidential palace on September 11
Beijing, September 12 (Xinhua) according to foreign media reports, on September 11 local time, a few days after the announcement of the formation of the interim government, the Afghan Taliban raised their flag at the presidential palace in the capital Kabul, which coincided with the 20th anniversary of the "9.11" terrorist attack in the United States.
According to the associated press, Ahmed Mottaki, spokesman of the Taliban Cultural Committee, said that at 11 a.m. local time on the 11th, the Taliban held a short ceremony to commemorate the establishment of the Afghan interim government. Acting Prime Minister Mohamed Hassan ahonde raised the Taliban's black and white flag in the presidential palace.
Mottaki also said that the flag raising marks the official beginning of the work of the new Afghan government.
On September 7, the Afghan Taliban announced the formation of an interim government, announced the government construction of the "Islamic Emirates of Afghanistan" to the outside world, and published the list of some government officials.