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Kabul’s Policies vs. Corruption, Terror, and Internal Violence Are Paying Off

Published Dec 8, 2023

Updated Dec 13, 2023 · 6 min read

The author (center) in discussion with other Ibn Sina Conference participants, including prominent Afghan businessman Fareed Ahmed Alokozay (far left), and Daud Azimi (on Alokozay’s left), co-founder and co-leader of the Ibn Sina Research and Development Center. Kabul, Afghanistan, Nov. 8, 2023. Credit: Schiller Institute/Stephen Ossenkopp

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Kabul’s Policies vs. Corruption, Terror, and Internal Violence Are Paying Off

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