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          One of my most bitter memories concerns the time when I was a student at Kabul Polytechnic.!

          Afghanistan has what is estimated to be $1 trillion to $3 trillion of coal, copper, lithium and rare earths.

        1. II. A prize worth fighting for: mining as a direct source of conflict.
        2. One of my most bitter memories concerns the time when I was a student at Kabul Polytechnic.
        3. The Governor of Herat province, Daud Shah Saba, stepped down from his post citing rampant corruption, irregularities within the local organs of the province.
        4. SIGAR's oversight mission, as defined by the legislation, is to provide for the independent and objective.

          5. Dr Daud Shah Saba was the Governor of Herat from 2010 to 2013. He resigned in July 2013, citing rampant corruption and the failure of the central government to bring about promised reforms. He holds a PhD in Earth Science from the University of Mumbai and has been a professor at Kabul Polytechnic.


          Photo : Jawad Darwaziyan / Matthieu Hackière

          Can you tell us about a time when your human rights were violated, something which has influenced your life?

          One of my most bitter memories concerns the time when I was a student at Kabul Polytechnic.

          On three separate occasions, I was awarded scholarships, and each time, I lost them because of corruption in the system.

          Over the last decade, Denmark has provided substantial development support to the reconstruction of Afghanistan, with the main purposes of contributing to.

          I was winning these scholarships on my own merit: I didn't have any 'important people' supporting me and I wasn't a 'party' person during the time of the Communist regime. And so, each time other people would end up taking the scholarship which I had rightly won.

          On one ocassion, I had been selected as a disti