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Dont abandon Afghanistan, says Dutch premier

UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 28 (Pajhwok Afghan News): Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende Thursday urged the international community not to abandon Afghanistan as it required sustained support in coming years.

The international community must not abandon Afghanistan to its fate. The hopes of millions of Afghans rest with us, Balkenende said in his address to the 62nd session of the UN General Assembly.

The Netherlands, which has its troops in Afghanistan, said that lasting peace could be secured only if defence was combined with development and diplomacy.

We are putting that concept into practice in the Afghan province of Uruzgan, together with our Australian partners and other allies, he pointed out. Of the Dutch military presence in Afghanistan, he observed: It is a difficult and demanding mission under UN mandate.

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KABUL, Sep 02, 2010: A drug addict tries to light his opium inside a damaged room in Maiwand Avenue of this capital city. A recent survey, conducted by Ministry of Counter Narcotics and the United Nations Office on Drug Crimes (UNODC), has showed that eight percent of the Afghan population has been addicted to drugs. Most of the addicts were between the ages of 15 to 64, the survey has said. PAJHWOK/Lataria Farshad