President Ashraf Ghani on Monday said the ministry of interior was the heart of corruption in the security sector, but vowed to undertake structural reforms and end the problem.

Speaking at the Third Annual European Union Anti-Corruption Conference in Kabul on Monday, Ghani said besides tackling issues related to war and violence the police were also responsible for implementing and protecting the law.

Ghani confirmed that his administration has so far failed to eradicate corruption. He also pledged to consider structural reforms in the ministry of interior.

Host Zabi Sadat discusses the topic with the following guests:

Dawa Khan Menapal, Ghani deputy spokesman
Kako Jan Niazi, political analyst
Sayed Akram Afzali, head of Integrity Watch Afghanistan