KABUL, but its complete eradication needed time.
Addressing the European Union (EU)’s third annual anti-corruption conference in Kabul, Danish said corruption threatened good governance and services delivery to people.
“Unfortunately this phenomenon remains a challenge for good governance in Afghanistan,” he said.
He said reforms in financial, administrative and judicial sectors and utilization of civil society and media role could help overcome corruption .
“Unfortunately there is no codified policy and strategy for . . .
