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Amir Mohammad Akhunzada, governor of Uruzgan province,

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Amir Mohammad Akhunzada, governor of Uruzgan province,

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Amir Mohammad Akhunzada, governor of Uruzgan province, speaks with Brig. Gen. Pat White, 3rd Infantry Division and Regional Command (South) deputy commanding general for support, and Ambassador Jonathan Addleton, Regional Command (South) senior civilian representative, meet at the governor’s palace in Tarin Kot to discuss the province’s development efforts and challenges, Sept. 11, 2012. The meeting focused heavily on the province’s lack of paved roads, as well as implementing programs like Uruzgan’s cross-tribal outreach efforts to the village elders.

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