SINGAPORE (Kyodo) -- Singapore and Japan are jointly organizing the first anticorruption training for senior Afghan government officials in Singapore this week, turning into reality a plan that was announced by the Japanese government last year.
A group of 18 Afghan officials are taking part in the five-day seminar that begins Monday -- marking the first collaboration between Japan and Singapore in providing technical assistance to Afghanistan in public governance and anticorruption, Singapore's Foreign Ministry said in a statement Sunday. Full story
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