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On 5 December 2011, an International Conference on Afghanistan was held at the Hotel Petersberg in Bonn, Germany. The conference was hosted by Germany and chaired by Afghanistan. At the NATO Summit in Lisbon in November 2010, Afghanistan’s President Hamid Karzai had asked Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel to host a follow-up conference ten years after the 2001 Bonn Conference. In order to prepare the second Bonn Conference, the Afghan Government worked in collaboration with the International Contact Group on Afghanistan, which consists of the Special Representatives on Afghanistan of 50 states. The Contact Group was headed by the German Special Representative Michael Steiner, and the German diplomat Holger Ziegeler was appointed conference coordinator.

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  • Conferencia internacional sobre Afganistán, Bonn (2011) (es)
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  • On 5 December 2011, an International Conference on Afghanistan was held at the Hotel Petersberg in Bonn, Germany. The conference was hosted by Germany and chaired by Afghanistan. At the NATO Summit in Lisbon in November 2010, Afghanistan’s President Hamid Karzai had asked Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel to host a follow-up conference ten years after the 2001 Bonn Conference. In order to prepare the second Bonn Conference, the Afghan Government worked in collaboration with the International Contact Group on Afghanistan, which consists of the Special Representatives on Afghanistan of 50 states. The Contact Group was headed by the German Special Representative Michael Steiner, and the German diplomat Holger Ziegeler was appointed conference coordinator. (en)
  • El 5 de diciembre de 2011, se celebró la Conferencia internacional sobre Afganistán en el Hotel Petersberg en Bonn, Alemania. La conferencia fue organizada por Alemania y presidida por Afganistán. En la Cumbre de Lisboa de 2010 en noviembre de 2010, el Presidente de Afganistán Hamid Karzai le había pedido a la Canciller Federal Angela Merkel que organizara una conferencia de seguimiento diez años después de la Conferencia de Bonn 2001. Para preparar la segunda Conferencia de Bonn, el Gobierno afgano trabajó en colaboración con el International Contact Group on Afghanistan (Grupo de Contacto Internacional sobre Afganistán),​ que consiste en los Representantes Especiales en Afganistán de 50 estados. El Grupo de Contacto estaba encabezado por el Representante Especial alemán , y el diplomáti (es)
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  • El 5 de diciembre de 2011, se celebró la Conferencia internacional sobre Afganistán en el Hotel Petersberg en Bonn, Alemania. La conferencia fue organizada por Alemania y presidida por Afganistán. En la Cumbre de Lisboa de 2010 en noviembre de 2010, el Presidente de Afganistán Hamid Karzai le había pedido a la Canciller Federal Angela Merkel que organizara una conferencia de seguimiento diez años después de la Conferencia de Bonn 2001. Para preparar la segunda Conferencia de Bonn, el Gobierno afgano trabajó en colaboración con el International Contact Group on Afghanistan (Grupo de Contacto Internacional sobre Afganistán),​ que consiste en los Representantes Especiales en Afganistán de 50 estados. El Grupo de Contacto estaba encabezado por el Representante Especial alemán , y el diplomático alemán fue nombrado coordinador de la conferencia. La conferencia, a la que asistieron 85 estados, 15 organizaciones internacionales y las Naciones Unidas, se centró en tres cuestiones principales relacionadas con la conclusión de la Guerra en Afganistán y la transición de la responsabilidad de seguridad al Gobierno afgano, programado para 2014, estos fueron: aspectos civiles del proceso de transición, el papel de la comunidad internacional en Afganistán después del traspaso y la estabilización política a largo plazo del país. La conferencia concluyó con una declaración afirmando el continuo apoyo internacional a Afganistán durante la siguiente década. El progreso fue obstaculizado por el boicot de Pakistán a la conferencia tras el ataque de la OTAN en 2011 en Pakistán. (es)
  • On 5 December 2011, an International Conference on Afghanistan was held at the Hotel Petersberg in Bonn, Germany. The conference was hosted by Germany and chaired by Afghanistan. At the NATO Summit in Lisbon in November 2010, Afghanistan’s President Hamid Karzai had asked Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel to host a follow-up conference ten years after the 2001 Bonn Conference. In order to prepare the second Bonn Conference, the Afghan Government worked in collaboration with the International Contact Group on Afghanistan, which consists of the Special Representatives on Afghanistan of 50 states. The Contact Group was headed by the German Special Representative Michael Steiner, and the German diplomat Holger Ziegeler was appointed conference coordinator. The conference, which was attended by 85 states, 15 international organizations and the United Nations, focused on three main issues involving the conclusion of the Afghan War and the transition of security responsibility to the Afghan Government, scheduled to occur in 2014. These were: civil aspects of the transition process, the role of international community in Afghanistan after the handover, and long-term political stabilization of the country. The conference concluded by issuing a statement affirming continued international support for Afghanistan for the next decade. Progress was hindered by Pakistan's boycott of the conference following the 2011 NATO attack in Pakistan. (en)
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