Amb Tahir Qadiry

About Amb Tahir Qadiry

The writer, Chargé d’ Affaires of the Embassy of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan to India, is going as Afghan Ambassador to Poland. He is also a co-chairperson of the India-Afghanistan Foundation (IAF)

Deepening a unique bond: An Afghan diplomatic journey in India

Feb 09, 2021

The Shahtoot Dam project will be India’s second-largest in Afghanistan after the Salma Dam project. This would invariably help mitigate water scarcity in the country, writes Amb Tahir Qadiry for South Asia Monitor

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Amb Tahir Qadiry

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Deepening a unique bond: An Afghan diplomatic journey in India

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