Japanese-financed road project in Afghanistan

BAMIYAN, Afghanistan - Afghan President Hamid Karzai (L) attends a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Bamiyan, central Afghanistan, on Aug. 14 to mark the start of a Japanese-financed road rebuilding project in the region. Japanese Ambassador to Afghanistan Hideo (2nd R) Sato also attended ceremony.

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