Security Council Welcomes Outcome Of Geneva Conference On Afghanistan Afsana rahimi, chairperson, afghanistan women chamber of commerce and industry attends private sector side event of geneva conference on afghanistan. 27 november 2018. un photo by violaine martin. • ms. afsana rahimi, chairperson, afghanistan women chamber of commerce and industry • ms. kamila sediqi, deputy minister of ministry of commerce & industries closing remarks: h.e. john r. bass, ambassador of the united states of america to afghanistan 13:00 – 14:30 lunch people on the move 14:30 – 16:00 keynote speaker:.
Closing Session Ministerial Conference Geneva Conference On The geneva conference on afghanistan, co hosted by the government of the islamic republic of afghanistan and the united nations, was attended by delegations from 61 countries and 35 international. Geneva conference on afghanistan: joint communiqué 2 government and the international community for 2019 2020. the gmaf aligns deliverables with the afghanistan national peace and development framework (anpdf) and its national priority programs (npps). participants acknowledged the need for greater emphasis on implementation of npps and. Geneva conference: #afghanistan2020. the 2020 afghanistan conference is a ministerial pledging conference, co hosted by the governments of afghanistan and finland with the united nations, taking place 23–24 november. the quadrennial pledging conference is an important opportunity for afghanistan and the international community to commit to. Held on nov. 27 28, the two day geneva conference on afghanistan, co sponsored by the united nations (un) and the afghan government, brought together high ranking officials from around 60 countries along with representatives from a number of international bodies. the primary objective was to review the afghan government’s use of more than $15.
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