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ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Damon Wilson is the President and CEO of the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). In this interview, he talks about what inspired him to do what he does, reflections on what happened in Afghanistan, and the way ahead for its future.
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Host: Roh Yakobi
Email: mail@kabulnow.com
Twitter: @kabulnow
English
United Kingdom
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