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NUG to last 5 years ahead: Kerry
The US secretary of State John Kerry who visited Afghan officials on Saturday in Kabul has mentioned that National Unity Government will last for 5 years in the future.
He has also stated that International community will continue to their commitments and long term aids to Afghanistan but gave warning that ISIL Daesh militants is a regional threat to all.
Further he has conveyed the US President words on increasing the numbers of US military forces in Afghanistan after 2016.
Meanwhile National Unity Government leaders have declared the current year motive year to implement their commitments for Afghan Nation.
US state secretary John Kerry has said,” there is no end in the National Unity Government agreement, it will last for 5 upcoming years, Afghan Government will decide to hold Loya Jirga once again I repeat this Government will last long.”
During his speech Mr. Kerry has invited Taliban to join peace process, and insisted that his Government will provide long term cooperation for Afghan Government, International community will announce their long term aids to Afghan Government in Warsa and Brussels summits.
US President Barrak Obama has clear policy on increasing of US military forces in Afghanistan from 9800 after 2016, the US military envoy Gen John Nicolson will review the field US secretary John Kerry added.
President Ghani said,” Political changes is taken place, I would like to assure the Afghan Nation and International community that we are committed to our decision on combating corruption and reformation within the Government, reformation doesn’t mean to draw more aids from the International community it should mean we need to be strong and hopeful for our future.”
“ I assure the Afghans, we are committed to do good governance, reformation on Election, combating corruption, and to work together to improve the life condition of Afghans CE Abdullah Abdullah said,”
The disagreement in between the two leaders becomes tensed and the US secretariat of state John Kerry resolves it as usual.
Reported by Fawad Nassiri