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Reg: No 352 Volume No. 3334 Saturday July 02, 2016 Saratan 12, 1395 www.outlookafghanistan.net Price: 15/-Afs Quote of the Day Email: [email protected] Phone: 0093 (799) 005019/777-005019 www.thedailyafghanistan.com Hatred does not cease in this world by hating, but by not hating; this is an eternal truth. Buddha(563 BC - 483 BC) Afghan Security Situation Remains Difficult: WH Warsaw Summit to Review NATO Mission in Afghanistan India to Invest on Afghanistan’s Infrastructure Projects: Azimi Afghans won’t be Allowed to Buy Property in Pakistan All Refugees should Return to Their Homeland: Zakhilwal India with Afghanistan in Fight Against Terror: Pranab Abdullah Promises Thorough Probe into Deadly Attack Pakistan Holds Meeting on Afghan Refugees Repatriation and Management US May Abandon 6,000 Afghan Visa Applicants Paghman Attack Toll Revised: 33 Dead, 79 Wounded ISLAMABAD - In pursuance of the Pakistani Prime Minister’s directive on Tuesday with respect to six month extension accorded for the stay of registered Afghan refugees in Pakistan, a high level meeting co- chaired by Adviser on Foreign Affairs and Federal Minister for States and Frontier Regions was held in the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs Thursday to de- liberate upon the way forward and formulate the mo- dalities for effective implementation of repatriation and management of Afghan refugees in Pakistan.Keeping in view the current political, socio-economic and secu- rity scenario, the meeting recognized the need for early return of Afghan ...(More on P4)...(5) KABUL - The US Senate Appropriations Committee has advanced a bill envisaging 4,000 additional vi- sas for Afghan interpreters. Earlier in the month, the Senate had failed to jack up the number of visas as an amendment to the defense policy bill, according to the Washington Examiner. Under the bill approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday, the programme to bring Afghan translators to the US was extended for another year. Known as Special Im- migrant Visa programme, the initiative allows Afghan translators to come to the US. Many of them are facing threats for supporting Americans. The State Depart- ment has about 4,000 visas left to issue, with 10,000 ap- plications still pending. It means 6,000 Afghans may be abandoned.(Pajhwok) KABUL - The Ministry of Interior on Friday revised the death toll from the Paghman suicide attack on a convoy of buses carrying police cadets, say- ing 33 people were killed and 79 oth- ers wounded. At least two Taliban bombers am- bushed five police buses, two of which were destroyed by the power- ful blasts in the Haidar Ali Khan area of Paghman district -- 20 kilometres west of Kabul. The cadets were returning from a training centre in central Maidan Wardak province and were head- WASHINGTON - Af- ghan forces are showing great determination and resilience even as the security situation in the country remains quite difficult, the White House (WH) said on Thursday. “I think (latest terrorist attack) is an indication of something that we have long acknowledged -- the security situation in Afghanistan is quite difficult, particularly in the fighting season,” the White House press secre- tary said. However, Josh Earnest hastened to explain that the Afghan forces were showing great determina- tion and resilience even in the face of some setbacks like Thursday’s deadly at- tack in Kabul. At his daily news confer- KABUL - NATO mem- ber countries will review their mission in Afghani- stan during upcoming the Warsaw Summit, says U.S Deputy Sec- retary of State Tony Blinken. As the alliance’s leaders prepare to convene their meeting in the Polish capital Warsaw in July, they will – in addition to the current state of insur- gency levels in Afghani- stan – focus on key issues such as the war against Daesh, the Syrian con- flict, Russia-NATO rela- tions and Afghanistan. KABUL - Officials in Min- istry of Water and Energy have stated that India is willing to invest on Af- ghanistan infrastructure and implement some of the projects, saying efforts are underway to draw more International invest in Afghanistan energy sector, now more facili- ties has been provided in the private sectors. Min- PESHAWAR - Pakistan will soon frame a policy reg- ulating the stay of Afghan refugees in the country, the Pakistani interior minister has said. Addressing a news conference in Islamabad on Thursday, Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said succes- sive governments had to deal with the burden of millions of refugees. “Now is the time to prepare a comprehensive national policy on the issue,” he said, hinting at new the announcement of new rules for the Afghans living in Pakistan. On the return of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from London, he said, a meeting would be held on setting principles for the Afghan refugees to stay in the country. “Pakistan had shown ...(More on P4)...(8) PESHAWAR - The Af- ghan ambassador to Pa- kistan has apprised the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister of the prob- lems being faced by refu- gees in the northwestern province. Dr. Omar Zakhilwal said he himself wanted all Af- ghan refugees to return to their homeland with hon- ouras soon as possible. NEW DELHI – In- dian President Pranab Mukherjee on Friday said India would continue to stand with Afghanistan in fighting all forms of terrorism, in a message to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani following the ter- ror attack in Kabul a day ago. “India strongly condemns this brutal act of terrorism which is another reminder of the grave danger posed in our region by terrorism and violence inflicted on our peoples by forces in- imical to peace, stability and progress,” Mukher- minutes later, when policemen had arrived at the scene on the Kabul- Kandahar highway to evacuate the casualties. The Taliban claimed 150 police had been killed and dozens more wounded. On Thursday evening the ministry had put the toll at 30 dead and 58 wounded. But in a statement on Fri- day, the ministry increased the num- ber of dead to 33 and injured to 79. Two of the wounded are civilians and the rest trainee police. Initial investigations show the first at- tacker on foot ...(More on P4)...(1) KABUL - Chief Executive Officer Dr. Abdullah on Fri- day said the twin suicide bomb attack on police cadets in Kabul was being investi- gated seriously. Thursday’s first attack in Pa- ghman district targeted new police cadets and the second was aimed at the people who rushed to help the vic- tims. At least 30 people, mostly police personnel, were killed and 58 others wounded in the terror as- sault, claimed by the Tali- ban movement. The CEO denounced the ...(More on P4)...(2) ing to the capital on leave. The first bomber targeted the bus carrying the trainee policemen and their instruc- tors. A second bomber attacked 20 ence, the White House spokesman said the con- tinued commitment of the US, NATO and other international contributors to the Afghan govern- ment and security forces was important. Earnest said the US and coalition partners had good partners in the Af- ghan government. “It’s important that we contin- ue to support them both Blinken said the US and its NATO alliance will finalize their decision re- garding the funding of Afghan security forces until 2020. “We will sus- tain our commitment to Afghanistan, includ- ing making a pledge of istry of Water and En- ergy Deputy Eng, Abdul Baser said,” the last trip of the Minister of Water and Energy to India has been fruitful both India officials have promised to Afghan counterpart that their Government is will- ing to continue to invest on some of the projects in Afghanistan’s infrastruc- ture.” Afghan investors militarily and economi- cally as they seem to both rebuild the institutions of that country, but also strengthen the security forces in that country.” Meanwhile, State Depart- ment Spokesman John Kirby condemned as “horrific” the attack on the police cadets and ci- vilians in Paghman. The first attack targeted new police ...(More on P4)...(3) additional three years of financial support to Afghan security forces through 2020. We won’t have to tackle these chal- lenges alone and have invited the EU to join us in Warsaw. There we ...(More on P4)...(7) have welcomed the recent act of Indian Government saying working with In- dian companies will boost the economy and experi- ences. Afghan trader Itabarkhan Zadran said,” India has invested in Afghanistan, if the following promise is fulfilled, Afghan traders and investors will ...(More on P4)...(6) jee wrote in his message. “India will continue to stand shoulder to shoul- der with Afghanistan in fighting all forms of terrorism effectively,” he added. “I would like to express our deepest condolence on the loss of lives and injuries as a result of the dastardly terrorist attack in Kabul,” he said in the letter, ac- cording to a Rashtrapati Bhavan statement. On Thursday, two sui- cide explosions hit a line ...(More on P4)...(4) UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan. House No.41 Peace Avenue P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan DATE: 30 June 2016 UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES N A T I O N S U N I E S HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES But insecurity in Afghani- stan forced them to come back to Pakistan, he said. At a meeting with Pervez Khattak and other sen- ior officials at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat in Peshawar on Thursday, the diplomat assured all hurdles to the repatria- tion of refugees would be cleared. Khattak called ...(More on P4)...(9)
Transcript of Reg: No 352 Volume No. 3334 Saturday July 02, … 02, 2016...Reg: No 352 Volume No. 3334 Saturday...
Reg: No 352 Volume No. 3334 Saturday July 02, 2016 Saratan 12, 1395 www.outlookafghanistan.net Price: 15/-Afs
Quote of the Day
Email: [email protected]: 0093 (799) 005019/777-005019
www.thedailyafghanistan.com
Hatred does not cease in this world by hating, but by not
hating; this is an eternal truth.Buddha(563 BC - 483 BC)
Afghan Security Situation Remains Difficult: WH
Warsaw Summit to Review NATO Mission in Afghanistan
India to Invest on Afghanistan’s Infrastructure Projects: Azimi
Afghans won’t be Allowed to Buy Property in Pakistan
All Refugees should Return to Their Homeland: Zakhilwal
India with Afghanistan in Fight Against Terror: Pranab
Abdullah Promises Thorough Probe into Deadly Attack
Pakistan Holds Meeting on Afghan Refugees Repatriation
and Management
US May Abandon 6,000 Afghan Visa Applicants
Paghman Attack Toll Revised: 33 Dead, 79 Wounded
ISLAMABAD - In pursuance of the Pakistani Prime Minister’s directive on Tuesday with respect to six month extension accorded for the stay of registered Afghan refugees in Pakistan, a high level meeting co-chaired by Adviser on Foreign Affairs and Federal Minister for States and Frontier Regions was held in the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs Thursday to de-liberate upon the way forward and formulate the mo-dalities for effective implementation of repatriation and management of Afghan refugees in Pakistan.Keeping in view the current political, socio-economic and secu-rity scenario, the meeting recognized the need for early return of Afghan ...(More on P4)...(5)
KABUL - The US Senate Appropriations Committee has advanced a bill envisaging 4,000 additional vi-sas for Afghan interpreters. Earlier in the month, the Senate had failed to jack up the number of visas as an amendment to the defense policy bill, according to the Washington Examiner. Under the bill approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee on Wednesday, the programme to bring Afghan translators to the US was extended for another year. Known as Special Im-migrant Visa programme, the initiative allows Afghan translators to come to the US. Many of them are facing threats for supporting Americans. The State Depart-ment has about 4,000 visas left to issue, with 10,000 ap-plications still pending. It means 6,000 Afghans may be abandoned.(Pajhwok)
KABUL - The Ministry of Interior on Friday revised the death toll from the Paghman suicide attack on a convoy of buses carrying police cadets, say-ing 33 people were killed and 79 oth-ers wounded.At least two Taliban bombers am-bushed five police buses, two of which were destroyed by the power-ful blasts in the Haidar Ali Khan area of Paghman district -- 20 kilometres west of Kabul.The cadets were returning from a training centre in central Maidan Wardak province and were head-
WASHINGTON - Af-ghan forces are showing great determination and resilience even as the security situation in the country remains quite difficult, the White House (WH) said on Thursday.“I think (latest terrorist attack) is an indication of something that we have long acknowledged -- the security situation in Afghanistan is quite difficult, particularly in the fighting season,” the White House press secre-tary said.However, Josh Earnest hastened to explain that the Afghan forces were showing great determina-tion and resilience even in the face of some setbacks like Thursday’s deadly at-tack in Kabul.At his daily news confer-
KABUL - NATO mem-ber countries will review their mission in Afghani-stan during upcoming the Warsaw Summit, says U.S Deputy Sec-retary of State Tony Blinken.As the alliance’s leaders prepare to convene their meeting in the Polish capital Warsaw in July, they will – in addition to the current state of insur-gency levels in Afghani-stan – focus on key issues such as the war against Daesh, the Syrian con-flict, Russia-NATO rela-tions and Afghanistan.
KABUL - Officials in Min-istry of Water and Energy have stated that India is willing to invest on Af-ghanistan infrastructure and implement some of the projects, saying efforts are underway to draw more International invest in Afghanistan energy sector, now more facili-ties has been provided in the private sectors. Min-
PESHAWAR - Pakistan will soon frame a policy reg-ulating the stay of Afghan refugees in the country, the Pakistani interior minister has said.Addressing a news conference in Islamabad on Thursday, Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said succes-sive governments had to deal with the burden of millions of refugees. “Now is the time to prepare a comprehensive national policy on the issue,” he said, hinting at new the announcement of new rules for the Afghans living in Pakistan. On the return of Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif from London, he said, a meeting would be held on setting principles for the Afghan refugees to stay in the country.“Pakistan had shown ...(More on P4)...(8)
PESHAWAR - The Af-ghan ambassador to Pa-kistan has apprised the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa chief minister of the prob-lems being faced by refu-gees in the northwestern province.Dr. Omar Zakhilwal said he himself wanted all Af-ghan refugees to return to their homeland with hon-ouras soon as possible.
NEW DELHI – In-dian President Pranab Mukherjee on Friday said India would continue to stand with Afghanistan in fighting all forms of terrorism, in a message to Afghan President Ashraf Ghani following the ter-ror attack in Kabul a day ago. “India strongly condemns this brutal act of terrorism which is another reminder of the grave danger posed in our region by terrorism and violence inflicted on our peoples by forces in-imical to peace, stability and progress,” Mukher-
minutes later, when policemen had arrived at the scene on the Kabul-Kandahar highway to evacuate the casualties. The Taliban claimed 150 police had been killed and dozens more wounded.On Thursday evening the ministry had put the toll at 30 dead and 58 wounded. But in a statement on Fri-day, the ministry increased the num-ber of dead to 33 and injured to 79. Two of the wounded are civilians and the rest trainee police. Initial investigations show the first at-tacker on foot ...(More on P4)...(1)
KABUL - Chief Executive Officer Dr. Abdullah on Fri-day said the twin suicide bomb attack on police cadets in Kabul was being investi-gated seriously.Thursday’s first attack in Pa-ghman district targeted new police cadets and the second was aimed at the people
who rushed to help the vic-tims.At least 30 people, mostly police personnel, were killed and 58 others wounded in the terror as-sault, claimed by the Tali-ban movement.The CEO denounced the ...(More on P4)...(2)
ing to the capital on leave. The first bomber targeted the bus carrying the
trainee policemen and their instruc-tors. A second bomber attacked 20
ence, the White House spokesman said the con-tinued commitment of the US, NATO and other international contributors to the Afghan govern-ment and security forces was important.Earnest said the US and coalition partners had good partners in the Af-ghan government. “It’s important that we contin-ue to support them both
Blinken said the US and its NATO alliance will finalize their decision re-garding the funding of Afghan security forces until 2020. “We will sus-tain our commitment to Afghanistan, includ-ing making a pledge of
istry of Water and En-ergy Deputy Eng, Abdul Baser said,” the last trip of the Minister of Water and Energy to India has been fruitful both India officials have promised to Afghan counterpart that their Government is will-ing to continue to invest on some of the projects in Afghanistan’s infrastruc-ture.” Afghan investors
militarily and economi-cally as they seem to both rebuild the institutions of that country, but also strengthen the security forces in that country.”Meanwhile, State Depart-ment Spokesman John Kirby condemned as “horrific” the attack on the police cadets and ci-vilians in Paghman. The first attack targeted new police ...(More on P4)...(3)
additional three years of financial support to Afghan security forces through 2020. We won’t have to tackle these chal-lenges alone and have invited the EU to join us in Warsaw. There we ...(More on P4)...(7)
have welcomed the recent act of Indian Government saying working with In-dian companies will boost the economy and experi-ences.Afghan trader Itabarkhan Zadran said,” India has invested in Afghanistan, if the following promise is fulfilled, Afghan traders and investors will ...(More on P4)...(6)
jee wrote in his message.“India will continue to stand shoulder to shoul-der with Afghanistan in fighting all forms of terrorism effectively,” he added. “I would like to express our deepest condolence on the loss
of lives and injuries as a result of the dastardly terrorist attack in Kabul,” he said in the letter, ac-cording to a Rashtrapati Bhavan statement.On Thursday, two sui-cide explosions hit a line ...(More on P4)...(4)
DATE: 30 June 2016
UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan.
UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
NATIONS UNIES HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
House No.41 Peace Avenue
P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan
DATE: 30 June 2016
UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan.
UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
NATIONS UNIES HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
House No.41 Peace Avenue
P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan
DATE: 30 June 2016
UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan.
UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
NATIONS UNIES HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
House No.41 Peace Avenue
P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan
DATE: 30 June 2016
UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan.
UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
NATIONS UNIES HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
House No.41 Peace Avenue
P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan
DATE: 30 June 2016
UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan.
UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
NATIONS UNIES HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
House No.41 Peace Avenue
P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan
DATE: 30 June 2016
UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan.
UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
NATIONS UNIES HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
House No.41 Peace Avenue
P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan
DATE: 30 June 2016
UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan.
UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
NATIONS UNIES HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
House No.41 Peace Avenue
P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan
DATE: 30 June 2016
UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan.
UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
NATIONS UNIES HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
House No.41 Peace Avenue
P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan
DATE: 30 June 2016
UNCHR Afghanistan lunched the Request for Proposal No-RFP/COK/015/2016 for provision of International Armed Guard’s Services. The closing date is 12 July 2016 at 13:00 PM (Kabul Time), the pre bid meeting will be conducted in UNHCR Kabul Office on 04 July 2016, from 10:00 to 11:00AM. A complete set of Bidding Documents are available at www.acbar.org or at UNHCR Kabul Office House#41, Peace Avenue, Kabul, Afghanistan.
UNHCR Office in Kabul, Afghanistan
NATIONS UNIES HAUT COMMISSARIAT POUR LES REFUGIES
UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES
House No.41 Peace Avenue
P.O.Box 3232 Kabul, Afghanistan
But insecurity in Afghani-stan forced them to come back to Pakistan, he said.At a meeting with Pervez Khattak and other sen-ior officials at the Chief Minister’s Secretariat in Peshawar on Thursday, the diplomat assured all hurdles to the repatria-tion of refugees would be cleared. Khattak called ...(More on P4)...(9)
