Making the announcement about the decree, Ghani's spokesperson Sediq Sediqqi on Tuesday said that details will be shared today
Hundreds of people had assembled at two venues inside the presidential palace complex to watch the swearing-in ceremonies for President Ashraf Ghani and challenger Abdullah Abdullah
Several prominent political leaders escaped the ceremony unhurt, including Abdullah Abdullah, the country's chief executive and a top contender in last year's presidential election
This comes three days after the United States and Taliban signed a historic agreement with an aim to bring peace to Afghanistan by the withdrawal of US forces
The row has highlighted the tough road ahead, with the Taliban's decision to end a partial truce Monday complicating matters further
Meanwhile, in an interaction with Pentagon reporters, Defence Secretary Mark Esper said the peace deal signed with the Taliban in Doha over the weekend was a conditions-based agreement
No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack at a football ground in Khost in eastern Afghanistan, where three brothers were killed, officials told AFP
Pooh-poohs Doha: "Was like finally seeing Pakeezah after 17 trailers"
India has little to gain from the US-Taliban peace deal
The Taliban's military commission circulated an order telling fighters to resume operations, according to a document provided to AFP by an insurgent source
The talks were "hidden behind closed doors" in Doha, where both parties signed the historic peace agreement on February 29
The US currently has some 13,000 troops in Afghanistan
The new deal would see the two sides agree to the withdrawal of thousands of US troops from Afghanistan in return for insurgent guarantees
The commitments represented an important step to a lasting peace in a new Afghanistan, free from al-Qaeda, ISIS and any other terror group 'that would seek to bring us harm', Trump said
Many Afghans said they were anxious about what might come next
Building on an agreement on reducing violence across Afghanistan, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said Friday
The United States and the Taliban have been engaged in talks to facilitate a political settlement to end the conflict in Afghanistan and reduce US presence in the region
Many questions about the expected agreement remain unanswered and it's unclear if Trump will sign off on the deal
Pictures and a video on social media purportedly from the crash site showed what could be the remains of a Bombardier E-11A aircraft.
The Taliban and the US had been negotiating the deal for a year and were on the brink of an announcement in September 2019 when President Donald Trump abruptly declared the process "dead"