London conference to yield little result in disarming Taliban

By Abdul Haleem
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As the much-awaited international conference on Afghanistan opened in London Thursday, Afghans see little chance in achieving the goals set for at the forum attended by representatives of 70 nations and international organizations.

Security, good governance and development are the priorities that the war-weary Afghans need to move towards a prosperous state, Afghan President Hamid Karzai said in his remarks at the conference.

British Foreign Secretary David Miliband (C), Kai Eide (R), the UN Special Representative in Afghanistan, and Special Adviser to Afghanistan's President Karzai Rangin Spanta attend a concluding press conference of the "Afghanistan: the London conference" in London, capital of Britain, Jan. 28, 2010. The international community on Thursday underlined its support for the Afghan government and its security, development and governance following the one-day meeting in London. [Xinhua] 



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