Mosharekat-e Melli Weekly

Mosharekat-e Melli Weekly is an Afghan weekly magazine associated with Hizbe Wahdat Islami, also known as the Islamic Unity Party. The party is a predominantly Hazara political organization in Afghanistan, and the publication functions within that political and community context rather than as a general commercial consumer-media brand. It is based in Kabul and is identified with the Dari title Mosharekat-e Melli, meaning “National Participation” or “National Cooperation” in English transliteration. Available reference material characterizes the publication primarily through its affiliation with Hizbe Wahdat Islami. The magazine’s role, editorial agenda, circulation, launch date, ownership structure beyond its party affiliation, and present operating status are not sufficiently documented in the supplied sources. It is therefore best understood as a party-linked periodical rather than as an independently documented publishing company. No reliable information is available here about subscription products, advertising activity, digital editions, print run, distribution outside Afghanistan, or commercial financial performance. Mohammad Reza Naseri served as the magazine’s chief editor from April 2012 through May 2013. This is the only specifically identified editorial leadership period in the available material. The publication’s association with a primarily Hazara political party suggests that its content was likely connected to the party’s political communication and public messaging, but the available references do not provide enough detail to describe particular editorial campaigns, signature sections, or recurring content formats without speculation. Because the source record is limited, the magazine’s founding year, current status, exact publication frequency over time, and continuing relationship with Hizbe Wahdat Islami remain unconfirmed. No verified official website, stock listing, corporate parent, or financial disclosures are identified.

Mosharekat-e Melli Weekly is described as an Afghan weekly magazine based in Kabul. Its name is also rendered as Mosharekat-e Melli, from the Dari phrase مشارکت ملی. The publication is linked to Hizbe Wahdat Islami, or the Islamic Unity Party, a political party associated primarily with Afghanistan’s Hazara community. The available reference material does not establish the magazine’s founding date, original publisher, circulation, editorial staff beyond one documented editor, or detailed publishing history. Its significance is therefore tied mainly to its role as a party-affiliated publication within Afghanistan’s politically organized media environment. The connection to Hizbe Wahdat Islami indicates that the magazine was not presented as an unaffiliated general-interest periodical, but as a publication operating in proximity to a political organization and its constituency. Mohammad Reza Naseri served as chief editor between April 2012 and May 2013. This provides a documented editorial interval but does not, by itself, establish whether the magazine began publication in 2012, continued after May 2013, or underwent changes in ownership or editorial direction. No later editor, confirmed closure date, successor publication, official website, or current publication schedule is identified in the supplied sources. The magazine’s documented base is Kabul, and its country context is Afghanistan. Beyond that, information about distribution, readership, language policy, print technology, online publishing, revenue, or institutional financing is unavailable. Accordingly, the publication’s historical record should be treated as limited: it is identifiable as a Kabul-based Afghan weekly connected to Hizbe Wahdat Islami, with a known chief editor during part of 2012–2013, but many aspects of its institutional and publishing history remain unresolved.

• 2013

  End of Naseri's documented editorial tenure

  [1]Mosharekat-e Melli Weeklyen.wikipedia.org

  Mohammad Reza Naseri's documented service as chief editor concluded in May 2013. The available source does not identify his successor.

• 2012

  Mohammad Reza Naseri begins serving as chief editor

  [1]Mosharekat-e Melli Weeklyen.wikipedia.org

  Mohammad Reza Naseri began his documented tenure as chief editor of Mosharekat-e Melli Weekly in April 2012.

A Kabul-based Afghan political weekly associated with Hizbe Wahdat Islami and its primarily Hazara political constituency.

• Political magazine

  Mosharekat-e Melli Weekly

  The publication’s principal and only documented offering is a weekly Afghan magazine based in Kabul. It was published by Hizbe Wahdat Islami, a primarily Hazara political party, placing the periodical within a party-linked political communications context. The available material does not specify its regular sections, print format, circulation, subscription model, or whether it later developed a digital edition.

1. 1Mosharekat-e Melli Weeklyen.wikipedia.org