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Afghanistan: The London Conference
The international community came together to fully align military and civilian resources behind an Afghan-led political strategy.
The strategy will engage the Afghan people in defence of their country to divide the insurgency and build regional cooperation.
The shared Afghan and international goal remains a stable and secure Afghanistan.
Who attended?
- Foreign ministers from International Security Assistance Force partners, Afghanistan’s immediate neighbours and key regional players
- Representatives from NATO, the United Nations, the EU and other international organisations such as the World Bank were also present
Ambitions
We are committed to working with the Government of Afghanistan to achieve our shared long-term goals
Conference programme
The programme for Afghanistan: The London Conference
Outcomes
Outcomes from Afghanistan: The London Conference
Communiqué
The communiqué from Afghanistan: The London Conference
Your questions
Put your questions on Afghanistan to Foreign Secretary David Miliband
International contributions
Additional voluntary international contributions
You ask, we answer
- Ask ministers your questions on Afghanistan
- See ministers' responses to past questions
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