Afghan anti-drugs chief in NATO talks

Afghan anti-drug chief Habibullah Qaderi headed to NATO headquarters today to discuss the booming heroin trade which threatens efforts to stabilise the country.

Afghan anti-drugs chief in NATO talks
Thu, 20 Jan, 2005 - 10:26

Afghan anti-drug chief Habibullah Qaderi headed to NATO headquarters today to discuss the booming heroin trade which threatens efforts to stabilise the country.

Qaderi was accompanied to Brussels by Hikmet Cetin, NATO’s top civilian envoy to Afghanistan.

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