NGOs, U.N. begin 3-day Tokyo confab on Afghan reconstruction

NGOs, U.N. begin 3-day Tokyo confab on Afghan reconstruction

TOKYO, Japan - Azizurrahman Rafiee, a representative from the Afghan nongovernmental organization (NGO) Agency Coordinating Body for Afghan Relief (ACBAR), addresses a conference on Afghan reconstruction in a Tokyo hotel on Dec. 11. NGOs from Japan and Afghanistan and U.N. organizations are participating in the three-day conference.

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