Ogata arrives in Kabul for reconstruction talks

Ogata arrives in Kabul for reconstruction talks

KABUL, Afghanistan - Sadako Ogata (L, front), Japanese government representatives on Afghan reconstruction affairs, chats with Japanese Ambassador to Afghanistan Kinichi Komano at Kabul international airport July 6. She visited Kabul for talks on ways to help rebuild the country.

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