The India-Afghanistan partnership council will comprise separate groups on political consultation, capacity development, education, power , water, culture, trade and industry, and health and agriculture.
External Affairs Minister S M Krishna and visiting Afghan Foreign Minister Rangin Dadfar Spanta decided to set up the council during a meeting in New Delhi. “This (the council) will harness greater institutional support for the implementation of the ongoing programmes and enlarge development cooperation between the two countries,” a joint Indo-Afghan statement issued on Tuesday said.
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