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Singapore welcomes US' continued commitment in Afghanistan
Posted: 02 December 2009 2145 hrs

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SINGAPORE : Singapore has welcomed the United States' continued commitment in Afghanistan, as outlined by President Barack Obama.

Singapore's Foreign Ministry said this is a positive and pragmatic way forward.

It said Singapore continues to support the multinational stabilisation and reconstruction efforts in Afghanistan.

An SAF Weapon Locating Radar and a medical team are now in Oruzgan province, with an engineering team in Bamiyan province in support of these efforts.

The ministry said Singapore has also offered to deploy a KC-135 aerial refuelling tanker and an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle detachment if these are useful to the multinational efforts.

Singapore has also been offering a variety of training programmes for Afghan officials, including healthcare, anti-narcotics control, and water and waste management. - CNA/ms

 


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