KABUL groups.
Ikram Afzali, IWA chief, told reporters in Kabul budgets prepared in Kabul hardly addressed people’s needs and demands. “Budgets prepared in Kabul lack transparency and can’t be called national budgets,” he elaborated.
Afzali said “public should point out projects and the government should invest whatever deemed possible.” The government should educate people and their representatives on budget preparations.
He said the government could avoid under-spending only when people were effectively involved in budge preparation.
Ali Yazdan, a . . .
