KABUL, a country affected by decades of conflict, deteriorating infrastructure and drought, frequently sparks high-stakes disputes, the United Nations said on Sunday.
The UN mission here said new research on “Water Rights: An Assessment of Afghanistan’s Legal Framework Governing Water for Agriculture” underlined the importance of water to the country’s economy.
In a statement citing the research, UNAMA said rural communities depended on reliable access to water sources to grow the crops and nourish the . . .
