KABUL (Pajhwok): The Afghan government on Friday claimed making significant achievements after the Brussels Conference, but the global fraternity had not honoured some of its promises.
At the end of the two-day Senior Officials Meeting, Finance Minister Eklil Ahmad Hakimi told reporters in Kabul the huddle closely evaluated the pledges Kabul had held out to the international community.
Flanked by UN Secretary-General's Special Representative for Afghanistan Tadamichi Yamamoto, Hakimi said the meeting commended the Afghan government's implementation of . . .
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Certain global pledges yet to be honoured, says Hakimi
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