US Congress Extends Afghanistan War Commission's Mandate by One Year
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US Congress Extends Afghanistan War Commission's Mandate by One Year
The US Congress has extended the mandate of the Afghanistan War Commission for another year, giving the bipartisan panel more time to complete its independent review of the United States’ 20-year war in Afghanistan. In a statement released on Thursday, the commission’s co-chairs, Shamila Chaudhary and Colin Jackson, said the one-year extension will allow the […] The post US Congress Extends Afghanistan War Commission’s Mandate by One Year appear…
US Congress extends Afghanistan War Commission’s mandate by one year
The US Congress has extended the mandate of the Afghanistan War Commission by one year, giving the independent, bipartisan panel additional time to complete its review of the two-decade US war in Afghanistan. The commission said in a statement that congressional leaders from relevant committees in both the House of Representatives and Senate, representing both major political parties, approved the extension under the legislation that established…
US Congress Extends Afghanistan War Commission’s Mandate for Another Year
The U.S. Congress has extended the mandate of the Afghanistan War Commission for another year, giving the independent panel more time to complete its review of the two-decade conflict and prepare its final report. The post US Congress Extends Afghanistan War Commission’s Mandate for Another Year appeared first on KabulNow.
The Mission of the Afghanistan War Commission Has Been Extended for Another Year by the US Congress.
The Afghanistan War Commission has announced that its mandate has been extended for another year with the approval of the US Congress. Shamila Choudhary and Colin F. Jackson, the co-chairs of the commission, said in a statement that the deadline for the commission to submit its final report on the war in Afghanistan has been extended to August 2027. They added: “Congressional leaders from relevant committees in both the House of Representatives …
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