KABUL and to preserve the gains so far made in the war-torn country.
Hammond, who called on Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Abdullah Abdullah at his office in Kabul, reassured his country’s long-term cooperation with Afghanistan, a statement from the CEO’s office said.
The British foreign secretary said the electoral reform in Afghanistan and timely conduct of future elections would help the international community continue its cooperation with Kabul.
Calling anti-corruption fight and economic reforms as crucial, Hammond said these . . .
