Bonn Conference
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After Operation Enduring Freedom in which the Taliban government was toppled in Afghanistan, in December 2001, the German city of Bonn hosted a conference of Afghan leaders at Hotel Petersberg, to choose the leader of an Afghan Interim Authority – widely known as the Bonn Conference.[1] The Conference chose Hamid Karzai, who was subsequently elected President in 2004. Karzai subsequently appointed many of the anti-Taliban allies and regional leaders to senior posts within the interim government, or to senior posts in the Provincial governments.
Signatories to the Bonn Conference
signatory | appointment | notes |
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Ms. Amena Afzali | ||
Mr. S. Hussain Anwari | ||
Mr. Hedayat Amin Arsala | Vice President 2001–2004 |
|
Mr. Sayed Hamed Gailani | ||
Mr. Rahmatullah Mousa Ghazi | ||
Engineer Abdul Hakim | Ministry of Communications (Afghanistan) 2001–2002 | Tajik ethnic group. |
Mr. Houmayoun Jareer | ||
Mr. Abbas Karimi | ||
Mr. Mustafa Kazimi | ||
Dr. Azizullah Ludin | ||
Mr. Ahmad Wali Massoud | ||
Mr. Hafizullah Asif Mohseni | ||
Prof. Mohammad Ishaq Nadiri | ||
Mr. Mohammad Natiqi | ||
Mr. Aref Noorzay | ||
Mr. Yunus Qanuni | Interior Minister |
|
Dr. Zalmai Rassoul | ||
Mr. Mirwais Sadiq | ||
Dr. Mohammad Jalil Shams | ||
Professor Abdul Sattar Sirat | ||
Mr. Humayun Tandar | ||
Mrs. Sima Wali | ||
General Abdul Rahim Wardak | Deputy Minister of Defense |
Minister of Defense following the election of 2004 until 2012. |
Mr. Azizullah Wasefi | ||
Mr. Pacha Khan Zadran | Governor of Paktia |
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Mr. Lakhdar Brahimi |
Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Afghanistan
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See also
- List of international conferences on Afghanistan
- Politics of Afghanistan
- International Conference on Afghanistan, Bonn (2011)