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This is an unclassified, For Official Use Only news compilation produced by the US Embassy Kabul Public Affairs Office and distributed by the Open Source Center on 15 August 2015. It was later approved for release by the Central Intelligence Agency in 2018. It gathers Afghan, Pakistani and international press reports on an anti-Pakistan protest in Washington, China's support for Afghan peace talks, the combat debut of Afghan MD-530 helicopters, hostage releases in Ghazni and unemployment in Kunduz. It contains nothing about UFOs.
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Print Mcssagc(s) Approved for Release: 2018/09/04 C06708887 ' ‘ Pagc 39 of 49 . UNCLASSIFIED/7"F‘@U'O— _/ _ u ‘ been increasing efforts to attract regional and trans—regional investment into Afghanistan that provides a reliable alternative.to the dominant narrative of extremism and offers job opportunities to its population, by initiating events like the Delhi Investment Summit _ » t». . I on Afghanistan in June_20l2. Recognizing that the region holds the key to peace in Afghanistan, India has an important role in ' confidence building measures in the region in accordance to the Istanbul Process. . ' . A . v ' It also helped initiate a dialogue on Afghanistan through different platforms like the Afghanistan-India—US trilateral and the Afghanistan—India+Iran trilateral platforms that seek to bring together international partners with disparate worldviews to follow the common goal of securing peace and prosperity in Afghanistan. India also expressed its assistance to international cooperation on Afghanistan at the UN.and at various international conferences that are focused on the future of Afghanistan, including the seminal " Tokyo up ' _ Developmental Conference in July 2012. ' “» India's support for Afghanistan is of immense importance and the people of Afghanistan also realize this fact and they wish that India - ' should keep its assistance continue until it is able to stand on its » - own. http://cuticckafghanistan.not/tcpius.php?pos:g1d—12837 Return to Table of Contents . . China—Pak Economic Corridor: Benefits for Afghanistan — Daily Outlook ' ' " - y Afghanistan ' “ - ' By Akhtar Munir 15 August 2015 A ~ ' - China-Pak Economic Corridor (CPECI is a comprehensive development programme which would play a crucial role in improving the economic and strategic environment of the region. The project links Pakistan's _ ' » » A ,' - . Gwadar Port to China's north-western region of Xinjiang through highways, motorways and gas pipelines. The Corridor is of immense . l UNCLASSlFIED#F9!:_1'9- . V ' .i: I . ' 8/23/2017 g Approved for Release: 2018/09/04 C06708887
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FOIA release, from the cia-readingroom collection. The PDF is mirrored here; the original link is above. 49 pages are in the text index: search them above, or from the library's search.