KABUL’s foreign policy to the parliament for approval.
He said the parliamentary approval of the guidelines would help clear diplomacy on safeguarding the country’s territory, national interests and making Afghanistan a developed country.
Rabbain told a conference marking the 12th anniversary of the country’s constitution, that the Constitution guaranteed national sovereignty as a permanent property of people to ensure long-term stability.
“The Constitution is the joining point for all groups of Afghans, maybe we have differences over some issues, but . . .
