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Abstract It has been almost two decades since the 21st century, but naked poverty still plagues non-industrial societies. By helping the poor in poor countries based on the main goals of international politics, their standard of living can be improved. There are different views on how to analyze and deal with poverty. Although significant progress has been made recently in reducing poverty, especially in East Asia, the unfortunate fact is that anti-poverty programs in developing countries have often either failed or had little success. Afghanistan is also one of these countries and is closely related to the existing inequalities and in most cases is synonymous with deprivation of power and inclusion because the war adds to the complexity of the situation in Afghanistan. Poverty and many of its branches threaten the lives of millions of Afghans. Poverty in this country, like in other parts of the world, has many dimensions and is related to different sources and processes. This artical discusses in particular the impact of poverty on political underdevelopment, and also argues that poverty has implications for political development and good governance that Afghanistan has not yet achieved politically and sustainably. There must be a transparent and accountable approach so that Afghans can gain the trust of their national structures so that they can live in a safer and better environment. It is noteworthy that in this article, the library method and data collection have been used.