BRUSSELS (Pajhwok): On the day one of a two-day international conference on Afghanistan in Brussels on Tuesday, the participants underlined that regional economic cooperation could create win-win results but requires dedicated, long-term and reliable partnerships.
“This is especially true for regional infrastructure where financial investments, also by new partners, will begin to pay off in the years to come,” said the European Commission in a statement.
Co-hosted by the European Union and the Government of Afghanistan, the Brussels Conference on Afghanistan kicked off . . .
