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An Uphill Battle: Counter-Narcotics Issues and Policies During Afghanistan's Transition
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2:01:00Now PlayingThe U.S. Institute of Peace hosted a public discussion on June 12, 2013, with Afghan Minister of Counter-Narcotics, Minister Zarar Ahamad Muqbel Osmani, on the state of counternarcotics issues and policies in Afghanistan. A panel discussion followed with Governor Wesa of Kandahar, Governor Naeem of Helmand, Governor Kupalwak of Farah, and Deputy Minister of the Interior Ahmadi.
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Agenda:
Welcoming Remarks by Jim Marshall, President, U.S. Institute of Peace
Presentation by Minister Zarar Ahamad Muqbel Osmani, Ministry of Counternartcotics
Panel Discussion on Specific Regional and Law Enforcement Issues Featuring:
Deputy Minister Baz Mohammad Ahmadi, Ministry of the Interior
Governor Tooryalai Wesa, Kandahar Province
Governor Mohammad Naem Baloch, Helmand Province
Governor Akram Kupalwak, Farah Province
Moderated by William Byrd, Afghanistan Senior Expert, U.S. Institute of Peace
Question & Answer Open Discussion
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