US Department of State building in Washington DC. File photoWASHINGTON, Aug 16 The US is looking for a mechanism to unlock the assets of the Central Bank of Afghanistan, but this will not happen in the short term, State Department spokesman Ned Price said. «We are considering mechanisms that could be used to so that this saved 3.5 billion effectively flows to the people of Afghanistan in a way that it is not diverted to terrorist groups or elsewhere,” Price said at a briefing. He noted that the US is not yet sure that the assets after the unfreeze will be managed recapitalization of the Afghan central bank in the near future. We have engaged and continue for many months to engage with Afghan technocrats, with the central bank on measures to improve the country's economic macroeconomic stability,» he said.
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