KABUL’s anti-corruption summit.
The president initially departed for a two-day trip to Tajikistan and then headed to Britain where he met some world leaders on the sidelines of the anti-corruption summit.
A statement from the Presidential Palace said the president in his meeting with UK Defense Secretary Michael Fallon discussed peace and stability in Afghanistan, military cooperation, capacity building of Afghan security forces and increase in military facilities.
Ghani demanded the Britain . . .









