Counter narcotics activities

For counter narcotics enforcement

D. Counter narcotics activities

Commends the Counter Narcotics Implementation Plan of Afghanistan, which comprises an eight point strategy that includes

2. Commends the Counter Narcotics Implementation Plan of Afghanistan, which comprises an eight point strategy that includes

We therefore encourage the international community to work more closely with the Government of Afghanistan and Afghanistan's neighbours, including through the Counter Narcotics Trust Fund, in support of the Afghan counter narcotics strategy.

37. Encourages the international community to increasingly channel counter narcotics funding through the Government of Afghanistan's counter narcotics trust fund

48. Encourages the international community to increasingly channel counter narcotics funding through the Government of Afghanistan's Counter Narcotics Trust Fund

Counter insurgency and counter narcotics are two sides of the same coin.

(a) Building counter narcotics institutions and provincial structures

The following month, the Counter Narcotics Directorate (originally established under the National Security Council) was elevated to a full ministry, the Ministry of Counter Narcotics.

An implementation plan was developed and introduced in February 2005, providing clear priorities and targets to turn the 2003 Afghan counter narcotics strategy into action.

Afghanistan is still a source of major concern, although its counter narcotics strategy is valid it may take at least 10 years to eliminate the problem.

Welcoming the establishment by the Government of Afghanistan of a counter narcotics police force in support of its counter narcotics campaign, in the context of strengthening the law enforcement regime,

The capacity of the Counter Narcotics Police of Afghanistan was also further developed.

The Counter Narcotics Directorate of Afghanistan was strengthened and successful policy and advocacy services resulted in the President upgrading the Directorate into a full fledged Ministry of Counter Narcotics in December 2004.

On 16 February, the Government of Afghanistan and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, the lead nation on counter narcotics activities, launched the 2005 counter narcotics implementation plan in Kabul.

The United Nations Global Counter Terrorism Strategy

Muslim leaders have to counter this strategy.

International counter narcotics policy is currently driven by pressure for rapid and visible results.

(d) Interdiction and elimination of heroin manufacturing laboratories through the national counter narcotics police force

The aim is to provide a two to three year plan for counter narcotics measures.

Its members are eager to assist the Afghan government to counter regional narcotics trafficking and terrorism.

The new Cabinet is addressing the legal and judiciary requirements to support counter narcotics interdiction operations.

The Andean Community had adopted a Programme of Action and established counter narcotics projects and priorities.

When evaluated as an anti narcotics strategy, the Colombia Plan s failure is self evident.

Calls upon the international community to provide the necessary support to the counter narcotics objectives of the Government of Afghanistan, by continued technical assistance and financial commitment, in particular, to all eight pillars of the Counter Narcotics Implementation Plan

Providing support to Afghanistan with a view to ensuring effective implementation of its Counter Narcotics Implementation Plan

Encouraging the Government of Afghanistan to intensify its efforts to achieve an effective legislative counter narcotics framework,

3. Calls upon the international community to provide the necessary support to the counter narcotics objectives of the Government of Afghanistan, by continued technical assistance and financial commitment, in particular, to all eight pillars of the Counter Narcotics Implementation Plan

The United States led counter narcotics strategy meeting took place in January 2005 with representatives from ISAF and Joint Force Commander Brunsum in attendance, as well as the Afghan authorities and the international community.

A bold strategy for economic development is necessary to support the restoration of essential State services, continue the process of refugee resettlement, reintegrate former militias, disband armed groups and strengthen the counter narcotics programme.

We must agree on the Secretary General's counter terrorism strategy.

To coordinate efforts for the interdiction of narcotics and precursor chemical flows, a counter narcotics working group, comprising officials of Afghanistan, Pakistan and the coalition forces, has been established.

This new strategy would be further strengthened if the international community abandoned the current counter narcotics policy including an end to aerial eradication and helping Karzai reach a political settlement with mid ranking, moderate insurgents.

Adopts the present resolution and its annex as the United Nations Global Counter Terrorism Strategy ( the Strategy )

We support the comprehensive counter terrorism strategy based on five pillars.

(b) The Arab Counter Terrorism Strategy adopted at Tunis in 1997

60 179. Providing support to Afghanistan with a view to ensuring effective implementation of its Counter Narcotics Implementation Plan

The Counter Narcotics Trust Fund was established in June 2005 to channel contributions for the implementation of this programme.

During the reporting period there were a number of successful interdiction operations by the Afghan Special Narcotics Force (ASNF) and the National Interdiction Unit (part of the Counter Narcotics Police of Afghanistan).

We support the Secretary General's initiative for a comprehensive counter terrorism strategy.

No State had the right to judge the counter narcotics efforts of other States or to impose unilateral coercive measures.

The Ministry of Counter Narcotics moved into its new building, allowing for much needed expansion of its staffing and capacity levels.

For its part, Afghanistan remains committed to exerting all efforts within its capacity to counter the production and trafficking of narcotics.