KABUL (SIGAR) chief has said corruption exists at every level of Afghan government, including security and civil services.
Addressing a gathering at the University School of Law Cleveland, Ohio, John F. Sopko said SIGAR investigations identified corruption at virtually every level of the Afghan state.
He termed corruption a 600-pound gorilla and said Transparency International’s most recent Corruption Perceptions Index ranks Afghanistan as tied for 173rdout of 180 countries, ranking itless corrupt than only Yemen, Syria, South Sudan, and Somalia.
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