Karzai leaves for China

Karzai leaves for China

NARITA, Japan - Interim Afghan authority leader Hamid Karzai leaves Narita airport for Beijing on Jan. 23. He said he is immensely satisfied with the amount of aid money pledged to rebuild his war-torn nation at a two-day international conference that ended in Tokyo on Jan. 22.

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