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NCA delegation in China to participate in Conference

A high level delegation of the National Coalition of Afghanistan (NCA), including members of the NCA Leadership Council, Mr. Noor-ul-haq-Olumi, and Mr. Mahmoud Saikal, have arrived in Shanghai, China on May 28, 2013. The NCA delegation will be participating in the “Middle Eastern Countries Political Parties International Conference” which will commence on May 29.

The main agenda of the Conference will be to discuss “Greenery Expansion and Building of a Beautiful Asia”. More than 60 International political parties and coalitions from 30 countries will be attending the conference.

May 29, 2013

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The Afghan Election The Man Who Could Upset Karzai

In Afghanistan's presidential race, the top challenger to President Karzai is former Foreign Minister Abdullah Abdullah

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