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The United States has made a long-term commitment to help Afghanistan rebuild itself after years of war.  The U.S., along with others in the international community, currently provides resources and expertise to Afghanistan in a variety of areas, including humanitarian relief and assistance, capacity-building, security needs, counter-narcotic programs, and infrastructure projects.  The U.S. also supports the Afghan Government in its efforts to establish a framework for a vibrant civil society, one that emphasizes democratic principles through a rule of law and creates accountable and transparent forms of government.

The United States and its international partners remain committed to helping Afghans realize their vision for a country that is stable, democratic, and economically successful, and to an Afghan government committed to the protection of women's rights, human rights, and religious tolerance. 

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Highlights

Deputy Secretary John D. Negroponte Remarks With Afghanistan Foreign Minister Rangin Dadfar Spanta After Their Meeting (Sept. 25)  Remarks

United States-Afghanistan Strategic Partnership Joint Statement (Sept. 25) Media Note

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