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Official Texts Declaration by NATO and Afghanistan on an Enduring Partnership, Lisbon, Portugal — 20 Nov. 2010
Communique - Kabul International Conference on Afghanistan — 20 July 2010
Communique of London Conference on Afghanistan — 28 Jan. 2010
Statement on Afghanistan by ISAF nations, Foreign Misnisterial Meeting, Brussels — Dec. 2009
ISAF Commander's Counterinsurgency Guidance [دری][پښتو] — Aug 2009
COMISAF Tactical Directive (revised) — Jul 2009
COMISAF Tactical Directive — Dec 2008
Afghanistan National Development Strategy — (2008 - 2013)
ISAF’s Strategic Vision
Declaration by the Heads of State and Government of the Nations contributing to the UN-mandated NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan — 03 Apr. 2008
Declaration by the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation and the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan — 06 Sept. 2006
Afghanistan Compact — 1 Feb. 2006 UN Security Council Resolutions Bonn Conference - Dec 2001
Facts and Figures NATO/ISAF Backgrounder: Transition into Afghan Lead: Intequal October 2011
NATO Rule of Law Field Support Mission Backgrounder September 2011
NATO/ISAF Backgrounder: Transition to Afghan Lead: Inteqal March 2011
NATO/ISAF Backgrounder: Marjah, 1 year on March 2011
NATO/ISAF Backgrounder: Afghan National Security Forces March 2011
Backgrounder Archive
Afghanistan Reports - AR 15-6 Findings and Recommendations – Human Rights Watch Report
The International Community, including NATO, is helping the Afghan Government enhance security, improve governance and step up reconstruction and development. Progress in all three areas is essential in helping Afghanistan establish itself as a secure, stable country that poses no threat to itself or the International Community.
These Annual Reports on Afghanistan are produced by NATO’s Public Diplomacy Division. They do not attempt to catalogue each and every activity being carried out by all international actors, individual nations and the Afghan Government. They do, however, offer a general look at progress in each of the three main lines of effort in which NATO - ISAF is involved, directly or in a supporting role: security, governance and development. The reports go beyond setting out only what NATO - ISAF has done; and attempt instead to provide the reader with a broader and more balanced picture, including both elements of progress and those areas in which more needs to be done. 
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