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me. it is a h and you re the youngest member of president ghani s cabinet. that s right. so no pressure at all. well, that added responsibility because 75% of our population are youth, age 30 or below. 75%? 75% of our population. wow. so that added responsibility that i have to do well. yes, lot of pressure. so, because you re working with agriculture and i know that afghanistan is 80% agricultural and just because of all the wars and war problems in your country, you have a long way to go. and agriculture is the solution. mm-hmm. without investing in agriculture, we ll not be able to have long-term stability. like you said, agriculture is the backbone of our economy. 80% is engaged in agriculture, so that s the only way to go ahead with. traditionally, in the past, for centuries, we have been involved with agriculture. and used to be, in the 1970s, we were exporting 70% of the world s raisin. so we have that potential. we need to look at it ....
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