Afghanistan Plans Ambitious Vision For The Future -- Yahoo News/Reuters
KABUL (Reuters) – Afghanistan will seek greater control of billions in development funds at a major international meeting on Tuesday, promising in return to take on more responsibility for security as well as generate economic growth.
The ambitious pledges will be made at the Kabul Conference, where President Hamid Karzai will plead for more say in $13 billion in international funding to use on programs he hopes will boost economic growth and lure fighters from the insurgency.
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