KABUL Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday.
However, a Taliban spokesman rejected the presidential remarks as baseless allegations against the insurgent leaders.
Ghani said Taliban leaders, each having four to five wives, were enjoying life in Qatar, where they have been in talks with the US. The rebel leaders had emerged as big investors, the president added.
He also blamed the Taliban for drug smuggling, saying heroin and amphetamine were the most smuggled contraband.
He said the Taliban had earlier agreed to . . .
