Reps from Afghan reconstruction conference meet press

Reps from Afghan reconstruction conference meet press

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Afghan affairs envoy Sadako Ogata (C), who co-chaired the Tokyo meeting on rebuilding Afghanistan, attends a news conference at a Tokyo hotel Jan. 22 after the meeting. From L to R are European Commissioner Chris Patten, Miguel Nadal, Spain's secretary of state for foreign affairs, U.S. Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill, Saudi Arabian Finance Minister Ibrahim Bin Abdul-Aziz Al-Assaf, Afghan Finance Minister Hedayat Amin Arsala and Afghan Reconstruction Minister Amin Farhang.

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