KABUL in carrying out reforms in key sectors.
A joint statement of the EU delegation in Kabul and the Ministry of Finance said the package was aimed to improve Afghanistan’s development policies, maintain macroeconomic stability, advance sound public financial management and strengthen state budget transparency.
The EU's decision follows a positive assessment on progress in these reform areas over the last twelve months against the background of a challenging security situation. The package is part of a State Building Contract (SBC) signed with the . . .
