IS FOREIGN AID ENOUGH IN AFGHANISTAN?

CARE's Wahab Hamid, squinting in the intense morning sun as he supervises monthly food handouts, says he hopes that international support for Afghanistan will not peter out as donors become distracted by other emergencies. "A lot of people are worried that [donors] will all forget," h...

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Published in:National journal (1975) 2004-09, Vol.36 (38), p.2821
Main Author: Ryan, Missy
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Foreign aid
International relations-US
Postwar reconstruction
Poverty
Presidential elections
Terrorism
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Summary:CARE's Wahab Hamid, squinting in the intense morning sun as he supervises monthly food handouts, says he hopes that international support for Afghanistan will not peter out as donors become distracted by other emergencies. "A lot of people are worried that [donors] will all forget," he said, the line of burqa-clad widows stretching out behind him. "In this situation, Afghanistan needs help. Afghanistan is destroyed."
ISSN:0360-4217
1943-4553