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A local tradition, Afghan businessmen and officials

A local tradition, Afghan businessmen and officials

A local tradition, Afghan businessmen and officials lay scissors on a tray of candies after cutting the ribbon at a water pumping station in Charikar, Parwan province, June 11. The pumping station, which was or... More

Local Afghan businessmen give Lt. Col. James Davis

Local Afghan businessmen give Lt. Col. James Davis

Local Afghan businessmen give Lt. Col. James Davis a turn at cutting the ribbon at a ceremony celebrating Bagram Food Company’s acquisition of a transformer that will expand their production capabilities in Cha... More

Local Afghans gather around a newly re-opened water

Local Afghans gather around a newly re-opened water

Local Afghans gather around a newly re-opened water pumping station in Charikar, the capital of Parwan province, June 11. The pumping station, which was originally built in 2008, fell into disuse because of the... More

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