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Afghanistan, officially theIslamic Emirate of Afghanistan, is alandlocked country located at the crossroads ofCentral andSouth Asia. It is bordered byPakistan to theeast and south,Iran to thewest,Turkmenistan to thenorthwest,Uzbekistan to thenorth,Tajikistan to thenortheast, andChina to thenortheast and east. Occupying 652,864 square kilometers (252,072 sq mi) of land, the country is predominantly mountainous with plainsin the north andthe southwest, which are separated by theHindu Kush mountain range.Kabul is the country's capital and largest city.Afghanistan's population is estimated to be between 40 and 50 million.

Human habitation in Afghanistan dates to theMiddle Paleolithic era. Popularly referred to as thegraveyard of empires, the landhas witnessed numerous military campaigns, including those by thePersians,Alexander the Great, theMaurya Empire,Arab Muslims, theMongols, theBritish, theSoviet Union, anda US-led coalition. Afghanistan also served as the source from which theGreco-Bactrians and theMughals, among others, rose to form major empires. Because of the various conquests and periods in both theIranian andIndian cultural spheres, the area was a center forZoroastrianism,Buddhism,Hinduism, and later Islam. The modern state of Afghanistan began with theDurrani Afghan Empire in the 18th century, althoughDost Mohammad Khan is sometimes considered to be the founder of the firstmodern Afghan state. Afghanistan became abuffer state in theGreat Game between theBritish Empire and theRussian Empire. From India, the British attempted to subjugate Afghanistan but were repelled in theFirst Anglo-Afghan War; theSecond Anglo-Afghan War saw a British victory. Following theThird Anglo-Afghan War in 1919, Afghanistan became free of foreign political hegemony, and emerged as the independentKingdom of Afghanistan in 1926. This monarchy lasted almost half a century, untilZahir Shah wasoverthrown in 1973, following which theRepublic of Afghanistan was established.

Afghanistan is rich in natural resources, includinglithium, iron,zinc, and copper. It is the second-largest producer ofcannabis resin,^{[obsolete source]} and third largest of bothsaffron andcashmere. The country is a member of theSouth Asian Association for Regional Cooperation and a founding member of theOrganization of Islamic Cooperation. Due to the effects of war in recent decades, the country has dealt with high levels of terrorism,poverty, and child malnutrition. Afghanistan remains among the world'sleast developed countries, ranking 182nd on theHuman Development Index. Afghanistan's gross domestic product (GDP) is $81 billion bypurchasing power parity and $20.1 billion by nominal values. Per capita, its GDP is among the lowest of any country as of 2020^[update]. (Full article...)

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New Kabul Bank is a bank inAfghanistan that has its main branch in the capital city ofKabul. It was established in 2004 as theKabul Bank, the firstprivate bank in Afghanistan. After corruption and scandals it was re-established in 2011 as the New Kabul Bank.

It is the main bank used to pay the salaries of the nationalarmy andsecurity police forces. The bank provides facilities to maintain accounts in Current, Savings Bank, and Fixed deposits; and offers its consumers branch andautomated teller machine services. The bank is under the supervision of theCentral Bank of Afghanistan (Da Afghanistan Bank−DAB), the General Directorate of Treasury, and theAfghanistan Ministry of Finance (MOF). (Full article...)

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... that University of Nebraska alumnusM. Khalid Roashan helped draft the1964 Constitution of Afghanistan?
... thatSerge de Beaurecueil, having spent a "wretched childhood" dreaming of journeying to a faraway land, became the only Catholic priest in Afghanistan?

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Image 1Painting ofBattle of Damghan, illustratingPersian decisive artillery fire against the Afghans in 1729 (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 2President Hamid Karzai observing thehonor guard of theAfghan armed forces during the 2011Afghan Independence Day. (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 3Map of the region during the 7th century (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 4Players in a game ofbuzkashi, the national sport (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 5Map of the Hotak Empire during the Reign ofMirwais Hotak, 1715. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 6Kabul during civil war in 1993 (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 7Afghan President Hamid Karzai speaking beforeU.S. Congress in June 2004 (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 8Map of the situation in Afghanistan in August 2001 until October 2001 (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 9Alexander the Great's Empire in South Asia. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 10Gandhara Kingdom inEarly Vedic Period, around 1500 BCE (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 11Mohammad Zahir Shah in 1963
Image 12Khan Jahan Lodi, a high ranking noble of the Mughal empire, commissioned the first work covering the history of Afghan people,Tarikh-i-Khan-Jahani, which influenced later works on this topic (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 13Kandahar Greek Edicts of Ashoka is among theMajor Rock Edicts of the Indian EmperorAshoka (reigned 269–233 BCE), which were written in theGreek language andPrakrit language. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 14Afghan musicians inFarah, Afghanistan. (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 15TheBimaran casket, representing theBuddha surrounded byBrahma (left) andŚakra (right) was found inside astupa with coins ofAzes II inside.British Museum. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 16Timurid Empire at its greatest extent in about 1405 CE. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 17An Afghan boy with a kite (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 18Portrait ofAhmad Shah Durrani, c. 1757. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 19Elements of Afghan culture including:tabla andharmonium musical instruments, anAfghan carpet, teapot, andsheer pira dessert (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 20A letter of the Alchon Hun rulerMehama, written in theBactrian language using a cursiveGreek script. It says: "Meyam, King of the people of Kadag"; dated to 461–462 CE. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 21The day after the Marxist revolution on 28 April 1978 (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 22Approximate maximum extent of theGreco-Bactrian kingdom circa 180 BCE, including the regions ofTapuria andTraxiane in the West,Sogdiana andFerghana to the North,Bactria andArachosia to the South. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 23Map of the situation in Afghanistan in late 1996;Massoud (red),Dostum (green) andTaliban (yellow) territories. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 24TheMahajanapadas, including theGandhara andKambojas kingdoms andAchaemenid Empire in West, around c. 500 BCE (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 25Aminiature fromPadshahnama depicting the surrender of theShia Safavid garrison of Kandahar in 1638 to theMughal army ofShah Jahan commanded by Kilij Khan. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 26Bronze statuette of Alexander the Great fromBagram, Afghanistan. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 27Tents of Afghannomads in the northernBadghis Province of Afghanistan. Early peasant farming villages came into existence in Afghanistan about 7,000 years ago. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 28Soldiers of theAfghan National Army in 2010, including theANA Commando Battalion standing in the front.
Image 29NATO's military terminal atKabul International Airport (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 30Map of Afghanistan (Emirate) and surrounding nations, dated 1860. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 31Coin of Indo-Parthian kingAbdagases I (c. 46–60 CE), withGreek legend on the obverse, andKharosthi legend on the reverse. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 32Women dancing in traditional dress inSan Francisco (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 33An Afghan man with atasbih (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 34King Yaqub Khan with Britain's SirPierre Louis Napoleon Cavagnari, 26 May 1879, on the occasion of the signing of theTreaty of Gandamak (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 35Map of Ghurid territory, before the assassination ofMuhammad of Ghor. In the west, Ghurid territory extended toNishapur andMerv, while Ghurid troops reached as far asGorgan on the shores of theCaspian Sea. Eastward, the Ghurids invaded as far asBengal. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 36Songbirds in cages at a farm inNangarhar Province, used for the pleasure of the site's farmers (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 37A map of Afghanistan showing the2021 Taliban offensive (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 38TheSasanian Empire at its greatest extent c. 620 CE, under the kingKhosrow II. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 39Herat Citadel in the western Afghan city ofHerat (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 40Present-day location of Afghanistan in Asia (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 41Ethnolinguistic groups in Afghanistan in 1982 (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 42Ahmad Shah Massoud, fought against the Taliban until his assassination in 2001. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 43Typical Afghan food table (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 44From left to right:Abdullah Abdullah,John Kerry andAshraf Ghani during the2014 Afghan presidential election (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 45Built during theGhurids in the 12th century, theFriday Mosque of Herat is one of the oldest mosques inAfghanistan. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 46Aramaic inscription of Laghman is an inscription on a slab of natural rock in the area ofLaghmân, Afghanistan, written inAramaic by the Indian emperorAshoka about 260 BCE, and often categorized as one ofMinor Rock Edicts of Ashoka. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 47Ghaznavid Empire at its greatest extent in 1030 CE (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 48Much of the area corresponding to modern-day Afghanistan was subordinated to the Achaemenid Empire (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 49Women painting at the Center for Contemporary Arts Afghanistan (CCAA) inKabul. (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 50Kushan territories (full line) and maximum extent of Kushan dominions under Kanishka (dotted line), according to theRabatak inscription. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 51Arachosia,Aria andBactria were the ancientsatraps of theAchaemenid Empire that made up most of what is now Afghanistan during 500 BCE. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 52Some of the popular Afghan dishes, from left to right: 1. Lamb grilled kebab (seekh kabab); 2.Palao and salad; 3.Tandoori chicken; and 4.Mantu (dumplings). The Afghan cuisine includes a blend of Central Asian, Eastern Asian, South Asian and the Middle Eastern cuisines. Nearly all Afghan dishes are non-spicy. (fromCulture of Afghanistan)
Image 53Hotak Empire, c. 1728. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 54Modern-day sketch work ofMahmud Hotak. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 55Taliban fighters patrolling Kabul in aHumvee, 17 August 2021 (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 56Ethno-linguistic map of Afghanistan 1997 (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 57Map of Afghanistan 1839–1863, showing the First Anglo-Afghan war, and unification of Afghanistan by Dost Mohammad Khan (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 58Mongol invasions and conquests seriously depopulated large areas of Afghanistan (fromHistory of Afghanistan)
Image 59Outside thePresidential Palace inKabul, a day after theMarxist revolution on 28 April 1978. (fromHistory of Afghanistan)

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By topic	Timeline Arabs in Afghanistan European influence "Graveyard of empires" Wars in Afghanistan

Leaders

British Empire	William Hay Macnaghten John Keane Willoughby Cotton George Pollock William Elphinstone Sam Browne Frederick Roberts Donald Stewart Arthur Barrett Reginald Dyer
Afghanistan	Amir Dost Mohammad Khan Wazir Akbar Khan Amir Sher Ali Khan Ghazi Ayub Khan Amanullah Khan Mohammed Nadir Shah

Events

First War	Battle of Ghazni Siege of Kahun Battle of Jellalabad Retreat from Kabul Battle of Kabul
Second War	Battle of Ali Masjid Battle of Peiwar Kotal Siege of the British Residency in Kabul Battle of Charasiab Siege of the Sherpur Cantonment Battle of Ahmed Khel Second Battle of Charasiab Battle of Maiwand Battle of Kandahar
Third War	Third Anglo-Afghan War

v t e Dams and reservoirs in Afghanistan
Band-e Amir Band-e Sultan Chak Dam Dahla Dam Darunta Dam Kajaki Dam Kamal Khan Dam Grishk Dam Naghlu Dam Omari Dam Qargha Dam Salma Dam Sarda Dam Shahtoot Dam Shah wa Arus Dam		Afghanistan portal

v t e Democratic Republic of Afghanistan
History	Timeline 1978:Saur Revolution 1979:Herat uprising Soviet control and deployment Assassination of Amin 1981:PIA hijacking 1982:Salang Tunnel fire 1983–84:Siege of Urgun 1985:Afghan Airlines shootdown 1986:Battles of Zhawar 1987:Battle of Arghandab National Reconciliation 1988:Battle for Hill 3234 Parliamentary election Geneva Accords Operation Arrow 1989:Soviet withdrawal 1990–1992:Civil War: 1989–1992 Siege of Khost	Afghanistan portal Communism portal
Politics	Council of Ministers Central Committee Democratic Youth Organisation Constitution Government National Front People's Democratic Party Factions:Parcham Kar Khalq Settam-e-Melli Politburo Heads of state Heads of government Revolutionary Council Democratic Women's Organisation of Afghanistan Women's Council	Afghanistan portal Communism portal
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Afghan diaspora

Asia

Central	Tajikistan Turkmenistan
South	India Baloch Pashtun Pakistan Tajiks Turkmen Uzbeks Sri Lanka
West	Iran Qatar Turkey United Arab Emirates Baloch

Europe

Americas

North	Canada (Pashtun) United States Baloch Pashtun
South	Brazil

Oceania

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Films about war

List of films
The 9th Company
Afghan Breakdown
Afghantsi
All Costs Paid
The Beast
Cargo 200
Charlie Wilson's War
The Kite Runner
Leaving Afghanistan
The Living Daylights
The Magic Mountain
Peshavar Waltz
Rambo III
Pictures from Afghanistan (documentary)
Bitter Lake (documentary)

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War in Afghanistan (2001–2021)

Overview

Prelude
History
Timeline
Operations
Logistics
Impact
International Security Assistance Force
Taliban insurgency
Drone strikes in Pakistan
Withdrawal of U.S. troops
- 2011–2016
- 2020–2021
Resolute Support Mission
Evacuation

Casualties
and losses

Timeline

2001	Bombing of Kandahar Fall of Mazar-i-Sharif Siege of Kunduz Herat uprising Fall of Kabul Battle of Tarinkot Fall of Kandahar Battle of Qala-i-Jangi Dasht-i-Leili massacre Battle of Shawali Kowt Battle of Sayyd Alma Kalay Battle of Tora Bora
2002 –2006	2002 Guantanamo Bay Uruzgan bombing Kabul bombing 2003 Pakistan Embassy in Kabul attack 2004 2005 2006 Taliban offensive
2007	Shinwar shooting Hyderabad airstrike Nangar Khel incident Helmand airstrikes Baghlan bombing Bagram bombing South Korean hostage crisis
2008	Haska Meyna airstrike Azizabad airstrike Wech Bagtu airstrike Kabul Indian embassy bombing Kabul S Hotel attack Kidnapping of David Rohde Sarposa attack Kandahar bombing Spin Boldak bombing
2009	Granai airstrike Kunduz airstrike Narang raid February Kabul raids Kabul Indian embassy bombing Kandahar bombing NATO HQ bombing Camp Chapman attack Battle of Sabzak
2010	January Kabul attack Raid on Khataba February Kabul attack Uruzgan attack Sangin airstrike Maywand murders Tarok Kolache Nadahan bombing May Kabul bombing Badakhshan massacre Operation Halmazag
2011	Mano Gai airstrike Sarposa prison escape Bin Laden raid Logar bombing I-C Hotel Kabul attack Nimruz bombing Zabul bombing Chinook shootdown Helmand killing Pakistani border attack Ashura bombings
2012	Order of battle Urination video Kapisa airstrike Quran burning protests April attacks Forward Operating Base Delhi massacre Kandahar massacre September Camp Bastion raid Shesh Aba raid Body pictures
2013	Farah attack June Kabul bombings Presidential palace attack Herat U.S. consulate attack Jalalabad Indian consulate bombing
2014	Kabul S Hotel attack Herat Indian consulate attack Bagram bombing Paktika bombing Yahyakhel bombing December Kabul bombings Atiqullah Raufi assassination
2015	Park Palace attack Kabul Parliament attack Khost bombing April Jalalabad bombing 7 August Kabul attacks 10 August Kabul bombing 22 August Kabul bombing Ghazni prison escape Battle of Kunduz Hospital airstrike Kandahar Airport bombing Kabul Spanish Embassy attack Bagram bombing
2016	Nangarhar offensive Operation Omari April Kabul attack Kunduz-Takhar highway hostage crisis Kabul Canadian Embassy convoy bombing 30 June bombings July Kabul bombing Janikhel offensive AUoA attack September Kabul attacks Battle of Tarinkot Battle of Kunduz Battle of Boz Qandahari Mazar-i-Sharif German consulate bombing Bagram bombing
2017	January bombings Sangin airstrike March Kabul attack Nangarhar airstrike Camp Shaheen attack May Kabul bombing June Herat bombing Battle of Bora Bora June Lashkargar bombing August Herat attack 17 October attacks 20 October attacks 28 December Kabul bombing
2018	I-C Hotel Kabul attack STC Jalalabad attack Kabul ambulance bombing March Kabul bombing Kunduz madrassa attack 22 April Kabul bombing 30 April Kabul bombings Battle of Farah July Jalalabad bombing Battle of Darzab Ghazni offensive September Jalalabad bombing
2019	Maidan Shar attack Camp Shorabak attack 2019 Kabul mosque bombing 1 July Kabul attack Ghazni bombing 28 July Kabul bombing July Farah bombing 7 August Kabul bombing 17 August Kabul bombing 2 & 5 September Kabul bombings 17 September bombings Qalat bombing Jalalabad suicide bombing Haska Meyna mosque bombing Bagram attack
2020	6 March Kabul shooting Kabul gurdwara attack May attacks June attacks July attacks August attacks Jalalabad prison September attacks October attacks November attacks Kabul University attack December attacks
2021	Attacks Taliban offensive Kabul school bombing Battle of Kandahar Fall of Herat Battle of Lashkargah Capture of Zaranj Fall of Kabul Kunduz mosque bombing Kandahar bombing 2021 Kabul airlift Operation Allies Refuge Operation Pitting Operation Devi Shakti Kabul airport attack August 29 drone strike

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Afghan peace process
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Military operations in the War in Afghanistan

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Operations

2001	Operation Enduring Freedom Operation Relentless Strike Operation Rhino Operation Slipper Operation Accius Operation Apollo Operation Veritas Operation Crescent Wind Operation Jacana Operation Snipe
2002	Operation Anaconda Operation Herrick Operation Anaconda Operation Harpoon Operation Glock Operation Polar Harpoon Operation Jacana Operation Ptarmigan Operation Snipe Operation Condor Operation Buzzard Operation Mountain Lion Operation Fingal Operation Mountain Sweep
2003	Operation Avalanche Operation Mountain Viper Operation Mountain Resolve Operation Tsunami Operation Eagle Fury Operation Warrior Sweep Operation Apollo Operation Athena Operation Haven Denial Operation Headstrong
2004	Operation Asbury Park Operation Asbury Park II Operation Dragon Tree Operation Flashman Operation Headstrong Operation Lightning Resolve Operation Mountain Blizzard Operation Mountain Storm
2005	Operation Archer Operation Argus Operation Spurs Operation Mavericks Operation Celtics Operation Red Wings Operation Red Wings II Operation Whalers Operation Diablo Reach Back Operation Neptune Operation Pil Operation Pizmah Operation Sleigh Ride Operation Vigilance
2006	Operation Mountain Thrust Operation Medusa Operation Kaika Operation Perth Operation Mountain Fury Operation Falcon Summit Operation Counterstrike Operation Lions Pride Operation Mountain Lion Operation Wyconda Pincer
2007	Operation Achilles Operation Hammer Operation Harekate Yolo Operation Luger Operation Rock Avalanche Operation Silver Operation Pickaxe-Handle Operation Kryptonite Operation Hoover Operation Mountain Fury Operation Volcano Operation Nasrat Operation Falcon Summit Operation Kamin Operation Diablo Dragnet Operation Palk Mesher Operation Silicon Operation Silver
2008	Operation Eagle's Summit Operation Red Dagger Operation Karez
2009	Operation Shahi Tandar Operation Diesel Operation Panther's Claw Operation Oqab Operation Strike of the Sword Operation Cobra's Anger Operation Septentrion Operation Mar Lewe
2010	Operation Dragon Strike Operation Moshtarak Operation New Dawn Operation Tor Shezada Operation Baawar Operation Bulldog Bite Operation New Dawn
2011–2021	2011 Operation Hammer Down 2014 Operation Baawar 2015 Operation Toral 2016 Operation Omari

War on terror

September 11 attacks
War in Afghanistan (2001–2021) (Withdrawal)
Iraq War (2003–2011) (Withdrawal)

Participants

Operational

Targets

Individuals	Osama bin Laden Hamza bin Laden Anwar al-Awlaki Sirajuddin Haqqani Jalaluddin Haqqani Anas Haqqani Khalil Haqqani Hafiz Saeed Mahmoud Mohamed Ahmed Bahaziq Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi
Factions	al-Qaeda al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula Abu Sayyaf Al-Shabaab Boko Haram Harkat-ul-Jihad al-Islami Hizbul Mujahideen Islamic Courts Union Jaish-e-Mohammed Jemaah Islamiyah Lashkar-e-Taiba Taliban Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan Islamic State

Conflicts

Operation Enduring Freedom	War in Afghanistan OEF – Philippines Georgian involvement in the Iraq War OEF – Horn of Africa OEF – Trans Sahara Drone strikes in Pakistan
Other	Operation Active Endeavour Insurgency in the Maghreb (2002–present) Insurgency in the North Caucasus Moro conflict in the Philippines Iraq War Iraqi insurgency Operation Linda Nchi Terrorism in Saudi Arabia Insurgency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa War in Somalia (2006–2009) 2007 Lebanon conflict al-Qaeda insurgency in Yemen

Policies

Economic Cooperation Organization (ECO)

Politics

ECOTA Secretariat Secretaries-General Treaty of Izmir Islamabad Declaration
Symbols	Emblem Flag

Summits

Member

Observers

Northern Cyprus(as Turkish Cypriot State)

v t e South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC)
Agreements	South Asian Free Trade Area
Summits	Dhaka 1985 Bangalore 1986 Kathmandu 1987 Islamabad 1988 Malé 1990 Colombo 1991 Dhaka 1993 New Delhi 1995 Malé 1997 Colombo 1998 Kathmandu 2002 Islamabad 2004 Dhaka 2005 New Delhi 2007 Colombo 2008 Thimphu 2010 Addu 2011 Kathmandu 2014 Islamabad 2016(Cancelled)
Members	Afghanistan Bangladesh Bhutan India Maldives Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka
Observers	Australia China European Union Iran Japan Mauritius Myanmar South Korea United States
Guests	South Africa Russia
Specialised agencies	SAARC Consortium on Open and Distance Learning SAARC Documentation Centre South Asia Co-operative Environment Programme Foundation of SAARC Writers and Literature SAARC Chamber of Commerce and Industry South Asian Federation of Accountants SAARC COVID-19 Emergency Fund
Related Articles	SAARC Secretary General SAARC Secretariat SAARC satellite South Asian University South Asian Games SAARC Literary Award SAARC Road SAARC Fountain

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Africa	Egypt
Americas	Canada
Asia	China [zh] Iran [fa] Mashhad [fa] Zahedan [fa] Japan Pakistan Saudi Arabia [ar] Jeddah [ar] South Korea [ko] Turkey [tr]
Europe	France [fr] Germany Norway [no] Poland [pl] Russia Sweden [sv] Ukraine [uk]
Oceania	Australia
Former	India United Kingdom United States
Multilateral Organisations	United Nations
Other	Taliban in Qatar

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Asia	India Indonesia [id] Japan [ja] Pakistan Saudi Arabia [ar]
Europe	Russia [ru]
Attacks on diplomatic missions	Canada 2016 Germany 2017 India 2008 2009 2013 2014 United States 2011
Former	Canada France [fr] Germany Italy [it] Norway [no] South Korea [ar;arz;ko] Spain [es] Sweden [sv] United Kingdom United States

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