KABUL, a official said in Jakarta on Thursday.
The Jakarta Globe quoted a foreign ministry official as saying that Ghani would arrive on his first official visit in Indonesia on April 5-6 for talks on boosting relations between the two countries.
Ferdy Piay, director general for South and Central Asia at the Foreign Affairs Ministry, told reporters: "The Afghan president wants to see Indonesia’s experience in conflict resolution…”
The 'best practice' could be emulated to deal with current troubles in Afghanistan, he . . .
