KABUL - The Afghan government will ask for complete control of aid funds worth $ 20 billion or approximately Rp181 trillion (Rp9.050-per USD). The plan grants will be approved at the International Conference on Afghanistan today.
But the great desire of the Government of Afghanistan was invited concern from donor countries. This is due to doubts of those countries on the ability of Afghanistan to become independent for the first time since the invasion of United States-led coalition forces (USA) in 2001 ago. Similarly Reuters reported on Tuesday (20/07/2010).
The movement of coalition forces intended to eliminate the Taliban movement is continuing today. But questions remain about the effectiveness of efforts to follow the central government to empower local governments to advance the lives of local residents.
According to the NGO Oxfam, the fund approximately $ 40 billion or approximately Rp362 trillion has been spent on Afghanistan since 2002 earlier. These funds, among others, is spent training and equip Afghan security officers and police.
The training is conducted to anticipate the release of 150 thousand coalition troops from Afghanistan.
While the International Conference on Afghanistan in Kabul today, President Hamid Karzai will not ask for new funds. He was more wanting reimbursement for USD13 billion, or approximately Rp117, 65 trillion that were promised at the previous meeting.
These funds are actually scheduled for the development of Afghanistan in the next five years into the future.
Instead of Afghanistan demands for full control of aid funds were, Government of President Karzai would offer cooperation for six months to oversee the flow of funds. In addition, he also will focus on the handling of corruption cases continue to rise in domestic conflict.
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