About
Fawzia Koofi is an Afghan politician, writer, and prominent women's rights activist. She hails from the Badakhshan province and is of Tajik ethnicity. Koofi served as a member of parliament in Kabul and also held the position of Vice President of the National Assembly. Recently, she was a member of the Afghan delegation that engaged in peace negotiations with the Taliban in Doha, Qatar, advocating for women's rights in the process. She is a powerful voice for progress in Afghanistan.
Career Timeline
Member of Parliament
Elected to the Afghan Parliament, advocating for women's rights.
Vice President of Assembly
Becomes Vice President of the National Assembly, solidifying political standing.
Presidential Campaign
Announces her candidacy for President, raising her profile.
Taliban Peace Negotiations
Participates in peace negotiations with the Taliban, advocating for women.
Taliban Takeover Aftermath
Flees Afghanistan after the Taliban takeover; continues to advocate for human rights.
Continues Activism
Remains a prominent activist for women's rights in Afghanistan, speaking globally.
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Last updated: February 24, 2026