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Swearing-in ceremony for next Afghan president on 2nd August, Karzai assures
By Ghanizada - Thu Jun 26 2014, 4:29 pm
Afghan President Hamid Karzai has assured that the swearing-in ceremony for the next president of the country will be organized on 2nd August.
President Karzai on Thursday met with the US special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan James Dobbins in capital Kabul.
Karzai discussed the runoff election, Afghan peace process and the current regional situation with the US special envoy, the presidential palace said following a statement.
Karzai said the people of Afghanistan have taken an important step towards their national obligation by vastly participating in elections process.
Dobbins also praised the Afghan people for their wide participation in runoff election.
He also welcomed the appointment of delegations by Afghanistan and Pakistan for the implementation of peace process and hailed Afghan government’s decision in this regard.
Swearing-in ceremony for next Afghan president on 2nd August, Karzai assures
By Ghanizada - Thu Jun 26 2014, 4:29 pm
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Afghan President Hamid Karzai has assured that the swearing-in ceremony for the next president of the country will be organized on 2nd August.President Karzai on Thursday met with the US special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan James Dobbins in capital Kabul.
Karzai discussed the runoff election, Afghan peace process and the current regional situation with the US special envoy, the presidential palace said following a statement.
Karzai said the people of Afghanistan have taken an important step towards their national obligation by vastly participating in elections process.
Dobbins also praised the Afghan people for their wide participation in runoff election.
He also welcomed the appointment of delegations by Afghanistan and Pakistan for the implementation of peace process and hailed Afghan government’s decision in this regard.
