KABUL during a key summit focused on development and the war-torn country's beleaguered economy, the union said in a statement on Wednesday.
The aid agreement made on Tuesday at the Geneva Conference on Afghanistan is worth €474m ($535m) to support state building and public sector reforms, healthcare, law enforcement, and elections - as well as to address migration and displacement challenges in Afghanistan, the source said.
"The EU stands side by side with Afghanistan and its people . . .
