Peace in Afghanistan Vital, Says India - Asian News from UK
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : The joint statement stated, "They emphasised that Afghanistan should be supported to undertake comprehensive measures aimed at the elimination of terrorism and its eradication within a short timeframe so that Afghan soil is not used as a threat to the security of the neighbouring countries and beyond.50% : They expressed their interest in developing regional economic projects with Afghan participation and promoting steady progress in sectors like healthcare, poverty alleviation, agriculture and disaster prevention to help Afghanistan realise independent and sustainable development at an early date.
47% : " The participants also expressed opposition to deployment of foreign military infrastructure in Afghanistan and neighbouring nations.
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