INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Tadamichi Yamamoto, the former head of UNAMA in Afghanistan, and his accompanying delegation, met with Sher Mohammad Abbas Stanikzai, the
deputy minister of foreign affairs, on Monday.Yamamoto said that Japan has a special love for the people of Afghanistan, and for this
purpose, it wants to understand the current situation in Afghanistan and, in addition to providing humanitarian aid, Japan wants to build
trust and relations between the existing government and the international community.Atsushi Tsunami, the president of Suskawa Peace
Foundation, was also at the meeting and presented information about the foundation and showed his readiness to work in
Afghanistan.Stanikzai, in his turn, welcomed them and mentioned Japan&s assistance and cooperation with Afghanistan.He also said Afghanistan
is a country that has just come out of wars and it is necessary to provide assistance in the fields of education, health, agriculture and
environmental protection, and assured them of the IEA&s full cooperation and facilitation.The delegation also pledged assistance in a number
of areas.The post Former UNAMA chief Yamamoto meets with Stanikzai first appeared on Ariana News.
