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DoDLive Bloggers Roundtable: Afghan Ministry of Interior

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David Clifton, Senior Civilian Advisor Ministry of Interior, Kabul, Afghanistan. Photo courtesy of NTM-A.

We recently held a DoDLive Bloggers Roundtable with Mr. David Clifton, senior advisor, Ministry of Interior, Kabul, Afghanistan on Thursday, Oct. 14.

Clifton discussed Afghan National Police development strategy and Afghan ministerial development plans.

Clifton leads a team of advisors that coach Afghan leaders on ministerial and leadership development, and building a standalone Afghan National Police force. The Ministry of Interior is responsible for Afghanistan’s police forces, other internal security forces and Afghanistan’s counter-narcotics force.

Listen to the interview.

Read the transcript.

Read the Defense.gov article: “Advisers Help Afghan Police to Become Self Sufficient.”

Joining us on the call were Dale Kissinger, of Military Avenue; Gail Harris, of The Foreign Policy Association; Paul McLeary, of Aviation Week; and Anand Choudhuri, of Registan.

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