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Reconstruction and Development of Afghanistan

After twenty-five years of various conflicts, and parallel to the rebuilding of political and societal institutions of the state, Afghanistan is in the process of rebuilding physical infrastructures and economic foundations of the country. There have been remarkable achievements in the fields of reconstruction and development. However, since to many media outlets “good news” do not necessarily constitute as news
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Minister of Foreign Affairs
Dr. Rangin Dadfar Spanta
Biography Speeches
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Afghanistan is located in the heart of Eurasia, and is populated by Pashtuns, Tajiks, Hazaras, Uzbeks, Turkmens, some smaller ethnic nationalities, and nomads known as "Kuchis". Geographically near to the first cradles of civilization, one finds artifacts dating back to the period
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The October 2007 meeting of the Joint Coordination and Monitoring Board (JCMB) in Kabul endorsed a proposal from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) to organize an International Conference on Return and Reintegration to Afghanistan, to be jointly chaired by MoFA and UNHCR.
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It is widely recognized that effective, transparent and shared information management has a significant impact on improving efficiency, accountability and transparency in the civil service; increasing alignment of external resources with national plans
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News
Afghan UN envoy briefed UN Security Council
Posted on: Jul 02, 2009
Afghanistan and the European Commission Sign Memorandum of Understanding on Up-coming Elections
Posted on: Jul 02, 2009
Foreign Minister Spanta meets British Ambassador to Kabul
Posted on: Jul 02, 2009
Spoles Person Statements
TURKISH FOREIGN MINISTER TO VISIT AFGHANISTAN
Released On: Jun 10, 2009


Foreign Minister Spanta Set to Head for Beijing
Released On: Jun 08, 2009


Story of the Week
Taliban Leader: They[Pakistan] have always supported us in the jihad in Afghanistan
Posted on: Jun 27, 2009
By Syed Shoaib Hasan BBC News, Dera Ismail Khan Tribal leader and Taliban breakaway commander Qari Zainuddin Mehsud was killed earlier this week. His funeral took place in Dera Ismail Khan in north-west Pakistan. It was as unlikely a situation as one is likely to find - even in Pakistan. The burial of a Taliban commander in a Shia graveyard while Pakistan's armed forces provide security for his militants. A small number of people - his men and journalists - stood for nearly an hour in the debilitating heat of Dera Ismail Khan as the last rites were performed. Security ...

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