Japan would give Afghanistan roughly $4 billion in civilian aid over five years from 2010 in a program expected to replace the Self-Defense Force's antiterrorism… ...full story at Japan Today
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While speaking about the rebuilding of Iraq and Afghanistan, Pres. Bush said, "We've assumed this obligation before. After World War Two we helped Germany & Japan build free... |
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Politics › Japan set to release Y400 bil civilian aid to Afghanistan » Japan Today The government is set to release Tuesday 400 billion yen in civilian aid to Afghanistan over five years from fiscal 2010 to help reconstruct the… |
| 09 Nov 09 |
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JICA boss Ogata sees Afghan aid hitting $1 billion »
Japan Times  The government is expected to triple its annual civilian support to Afghanistan to $1 billion as it ends the Maritime Self-Defense Force's refueling mission in the Indian Ocean supporting antiterrorism interdictions, top aid official Sadako Ogata said. ... |
| 10 Nov 09 |
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Cabinet OKs $5 billion aid plan for Afghanistan » Japan Times Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama's Cabinet endorsed a plan Tuesday to extend $5 billion, or about ¥450 billion, in civilian aid to Afghanistan over five years from 2009 to help reconstruct the war-torn country. Hatoyama is expected to convey the plan t... |
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Politics › DPJ to focus on civilian contributions in Afghanistan » Japan Today The Democratic Party of Japan has decided that it will focus on contributing personnel in Afghanistan, if it wins power in the Aug 30 general… |
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Politics › U.S. seeks greater civilian support from Japan for Afghanistan » Japan Today A senior U.S. administration official hailed Japan's contribution to the reconstruction of Afghanistan on Friday and asked Tokyo and other donors to boost support in… |
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