Salim Kunduzi resigns as governor of Afghanistan's Nangarhar province
Kabul [Afghanistan], Oct. 2 (ANI): The governor of Nangarhar province in Afghanistan, Salim Kunduzi, on Sunday announced his resignation at a press conference in Jalalabad.
Kabul [Afghanistan], Oct. 2 (ANI): The governor of Nangarhar province in Afghanistan, Salim Kunduzi, on Sunday announced his resignation at a press conference in Jalalabad.
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