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The G20 leaders will involve the Taliban in sending aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus aid to Afghanistan. Mario Draghi, the Italian prime minister and aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus leader of the G20, said: "It is very aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus to see how you can help people in Afghanistan without involving the Taliban." The EU said it would increase the aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus of aid it gives the country to $1.15 billion. The IMF and World Bank said they would also provide aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus but did not say how much. The Taliban's acting aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus minister, Amir Khan Muttaqi, said: "The aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus community needs to start cooperating with aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus." He said the aid would help the Taliban to stop aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus in the country. He said it would also help the Taliban to "engage aidamountcurrentforeignhardhumanitarianinsecurityinternationalpositivelyus with the world".