CLEAN: Afghan conference allows Afghan government to have their say

The Afghan Government is presented with an opportunity to focus on its priorities and seek international support. The emphasis is on local project design rather than foreign initiatives. A plan for economic development is proposed, aiming to gain international endorsement. Despite perceptions of corruption, the government is showing willingness to be transparent and implement a new anti-corruption strategy, inviting external experts to assess progress.

What is the Afghan Government encouraging the international community to do?

• Focus on their own projects

• Invest in military operations

• Ignore the Afghan Government's requests

• Align resources with the Afghan Government's plan

What is a common perception about Afghan government programs?

• They are highly efficient

• They are corrupt

• They are internationally managed

• They are well-funded

How is the Afghan Government addressing the perception of corruption?

• By ignoring international concerns

• By increasing military spending

• By reducing foreign aid

• By opening their books to show transparency

What action is the Afghan Government taking to demonstrate transparency?

• Hiring more local officials

• Increasing taxes

• Reducing the number of government programs

• Allowing external experts to evaluate their anti-corruption efforts

What is the significance of allowing external experts to assess the Afghan Government's anti-corruption strategy?

• It is a requirement by the international community

• It is a strategy to increase foreign aid

• It demonstrates a commitment to transparency and accountability

• It shows a lack of confidence in local experts