Former Afghan Foreign Minister Argues for Continued NATO Presence
In a speech at the Foreign Affairs Council of Washington, DC, former Afghan Foreign Minister Hon. Abdullah Abdullah responds to a question about misgivings in some countries about continuing military aid, arguing that a NATO presence in his country will continue to be helpful and necessary in combating the Taliban and making progress toward a stable society.
January 18, 2008
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