Mullah Norullah Noori adalah Menteri Urusan Perbatasan dan Kesukuan Keamiran Islam Afganistan saat ini sejak 7 September 2021. Ia juga menjadi Gubernur Provinsi Balkh pada masa pemerintahan pertama Taliban (1996–2001). Norullah Noori menjalani lebih dari 12 tahun dalam penahanan ekstrayudisial di kamp penahanan Guantanamo Bay milik Amerika Serikat yang berada di Kuba. Noori dibebaskan dari kamp penahanan tersebut pada 31 Mei 2014, dalam pertukaran tahanan yang melibatkan Bowe Bergdahl dan Lima Taliban, dan diterbangkan ke Qatar.
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Norullah Noori | |
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| نورالله نوري | |
 Dalam potret identitas ini, Noori mengenakan busana putih saat ditahan di Guantanamo Bay. | |
| Menteri Urusan Perbatasan dan Kesukuan | |
| Mulai menjabat 7 September 2021 | |
| Perdana Menteri | Mohammad Hassan Akhund |
| Pemimpin | Hibatullah Akhundzada |
| Gubernur Balkh | |
| Masa jabatan Oktober 2000 – Desember 2001 | |
| Perdana Menteri | Mohammad Rabbani |
| Pemimpin | Mohammed Omar |
Pengganti Maulvi Qudratullah (2021)  | |
| Informasi pribadi | |
| Lahir | Shajoie, Afganistan 1967 (umur 58–59) |
| Partai politik | Taliban |
| Karier militer | |
| Pihak |  Keamiran Islam Afganistan |
| Dinas/cabang | Tentara Islam Afganistan |
| Masa dinas | 1994-2001 |
| Pertempuran/perang | Perang Saudara Afganistan Perang Afganistan |
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Mullah Norullah Noori (bahasa Pashtun: نورالله نوريcode: ps is deprecated [nʊrʊˈlɑ nʊˈri]; kelahiran 1967) adalah Menteri Urusan Perbatasan dan Kesukuan Keamiran Islam Afganistan saat ini sejak 7 September 2021.[1] Ia juga menjadi Gubernur Provinsi Balkh pada masa pemerintahan pertama Taliban (1996–2001).[2][3][4][5][6] Norullah Noori menjalani lebih dari 12 tahun dalam penahanan ekstrayudisial di kamp penahanan Guantanamo Bay milik Amerika Serikat yang berada di Kuba.[7] Noori dibebaskan dari kamp penahanan tersebut pada 31 Mei 2014, dalam pertukaran tahanan yang melibatkan Bowe Bergdahl dan Lima Taliban, dan diterbangkan ke Qatar.[8]
Nevertheless, Iranian media insist that three high-ranking Taliban leaders have been released - Mullah Khairkhawa, former interior minister; Mullah Noorullah Noori, a former governor; and Mullah Fazl Akhund, the Taliban's chief of army staff - in exchange for an American soldier held by the Taliban.
Dostum later toured the area with a couple of surrendered Taliban leaders from Kunduz. Noorullah Noori, former governor of Balkh province where Mazar-e-Sharif is located, claimed the revolt had not been planned. He said he had told the fighters "to submit your guns and armaments to Gen. Dostum's forces" and surrender. "I feel sad about these events. It was really in vain," he said. "It shouldn't have happened."[pranala nonaktif permanen]
According to Haqyar, Mullah Noorullah Noori was a resident of Shah Joy district in Zabul province and had served as governor for Laghman, Baghlan and Balkh provinces. Mullah Fazil and Noori had an agreement with Gen. Dustam that the Taliban fighters would be evacuated from north safely, but Dustam in violation of that agreement handed both Mullah Fazil and Noori to the US, Haqyar said. The two are very important personalities for the Taliban, who wanted them to be part of the peace talks with the US, he said.
Later he brought along the two most senior former Taliban leaders of the region, the former governor of northern Afghanistan, Mullah Nurullah Nuri, and the former Taliban assistant defense minister, Mullah Fazel, who negotiated the surrender of 6,000 Taliban prisoners from the town of Kunduz last week, including this group of prisoners. The two men said nothing as they visited the scene of the battle. Mullah Nuri was moving his lips in prayer. Mullah Fazel, a heavy man in a large black turban, appeared unmoved.
Nurullah Nuri was listed on 25 January 2001 concurrently as Governor of the Balkh Province as well as Head of the Northern Zone of the Taliban regime so falling within the provisions of resolutions 1267 (1999) and 1333 (2000) of the United Nations Security Council regarding acts and activities of the Taliban authorities.
