KABUL in carrying out reforms to finalize and operationalize its development policies.
In a statement from EU delegation in Kabul the government was informed about its decision to disburse €98 million to help Afghanistan maintain macroeconomic stability and mobilize domestic revenue, 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 context --- part of a State Building Contract (SBC) signed with . . .
