KABUL with representatives of the United Nations Security Council, a statement said Monday.
The statement from the CEO’s office said Abdullah met the high-ranking UNSC delegation at the Spidar Palace, the CEO office, on Sunday.
The two sides conferred on regional issues, counterterrorism, drugs, militant sanctuaries outside Afghanistan and equipping of terrorists, the statement said.
The UNSC team also exchanged views with Afghan leaders about democracy, good governance and reforms of the national unity government (NUG) and development programs, the statement said . . .
