(2)Donors end Afghan aid meeting with $4.5 bil. pledge

TOKYO, Japan - Participants sit in the closing session of a two-day conference on reconstruction assistance to Afghanistan in Tokyo on Jan. 22. Seated at the front table are Co-Chair Sadako Ogata (2nd from L) and Interim Afghan authority leader Hamid Karzai (2nd from R).

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