Main content
Afghan president on his country's future
The Afghan President Ashraf Ghani attended an international conference in London on Thursday where he secured continued support from the international community for Afghanistan's development.
In his first broadcast interview he told the BBC's Lyse Doucet that Afghanistan can achieve its goals, despite a lack of security.
He claimed "we don't need aid agencies to transform ourselves."
Speaking on the future of his country's security he said: "We've not authorised night raids...they are misreports."
First broadcast Today programme 5 December 2014.
Duration:
This clip is from
More clips from 05/12/2014
![]()
'Rail fares increase funding billions of pounds of investment'
Duration: 03:08
![]()
Elgin Marbles: 'Trustees will consider any loan request'
Duration: 04:51
![]()
What's it like to dine like a dictator?
Duration: 06:08
More clips from Today
![]()
UK-Iranian man arrested over RAF Fairford incident - police
Duration: 02:20
![]()
Esther Rantzen: 'I would call her a star in every respect'
Duration: 09:54
![]()
'Too early' for Flydubai plane attack motive, says Netanyahu
Duration: 03:08
![]()
Andy Burnham on the energy crisis, the triple lock and the EU
Duration: 23:27








