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The Attorney General's Office said Tuesday that 62 corruption-related cases are currently under investigation, and those implicated include ministers, provincial governors and deputy ministers.
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The charges against these officials include misuse of authority, abuse of public property and contract irregularities.
Afghan Minister of Foreign Affairs said Tuesday that there is insufficient information about the backgrounds of the two Taliban representatives at the Paris meeting, and that the Afghan government has not identified which Taliban faction the two represented.
"It is yet not clear which group the two Taliban members were representing," said Foreign Minister Zalmai Rasool. He was called to the Senate to address the body's concerns over the Paris meeting.
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