Faisal Kawusi believes that he has a German and an Afghan identity. He is concerned about the situation in his parents’ country of origin.
The comedian Faisal Kawusi (30) is shocked by the situation in Afghanistan, his parents’ country of origin. “The situation is incredibly precarious and desperate,” said the comedian of the German press agency in Cologne.
The least that the federal government can do now is the generous reception of refugees. “We’re not talking about a million people here, we’re talking about a few thousand people who might get out of there.”
Kawusi accused the German government of ignoring warnings of a quick Taliban victory, such as those from the German ambassador. Chaos is the result. The elected Afghan government, which was thoroughly corrupt, also contributed to this.
His hope now is that the Taliban will behave more moderately than before. “The Taliban are also hoping for support from abroad and want to build a long-term regime there,” said Kawusi.
Kawusi’s father was a civil servant in Afghanistan and his mother was a teacher. In 1989 they came to Germany as political refugees via Pakistan and India. «I was born and raised here in ’91. Of course, the issue of Afghanistan was always present. ” After Tailban’s first takeover in the mid-1990s, many other relatives fled from him, some to India and some to Germany. “I grew up with the subject.”
He himself has a German and an Afghan identity, said Kawusi. “But first and foremost, I’m just Faisal.” German about him is his preference for accuracy, good organization and numbers: “I am a trained banker.” His hospitality is Afghan. “At home there hasn’t been anyone who hasn’t felt well.”
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