KABUL remain critical for the country’s future, a new United Nations report said on Thursday.
“Anti-corruption efforts and integrity reforms must be key priorities for Afghanistan’s leadership, especially so, given the country’s pressing challenges and opportunities around peace and development,” said Deborah Lyons, the UN secretary-general’s special representative.
“Addressing the COVID-19 crisis and building a peaceful, healthy and prosperous Afghanistan requires integrity and accountability -- fundamental principles for the future of any nation.”
UNAMA’s fourth annual anti . . .
