US EditionAfghanistan has the right to access Amu River’s water: Uzbek minister
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Afghanistan has the right to access Amu River’s water: Uzbek minister
Uzbekistan’s Minister of Water Resources, Shavkat Khamraev, says Afghanistan receives its share of water from the Amu River through the construction of the Qosh Tepa Canal, and that Tashkent has no problem with this. Khamraev stated that Afghanistan has a legitimate right to access the water of the Amu River and urged his citizens not to be influenced by rumors or incorrect information. “The Afghans are our relatives. They also have the right to…
·Kabul, Afghanistan
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