Jalalabad, Afghanistan

New World Strategies Coalition presents

New World Strategies Coalition, Inc. (NWSC Inc) Afghan Business Network (ABN), and Global Security (GS) are planning this Symposium for members of the Afghan Government and the U.S. Government.

 Those invited from the U.S. Government are members of Congress, State Department, Department of Energy, as well the White House to promote: 24-Nonmilitary Solutions, Biz-Jirgah to Biz-Jirgah (A Bottom-Up Approach Jobs Plan), Energy from Biomass, Hydropower Initiatives, and Software Solutions for the two-year backlog of tax audits in Afghanistan.

We will offer immediate, midrange, and long-range solutions for Afghanistan, such as: Energy from Biomass; a very low-tech, very low-cost feasible idea that can supply hundreds of villages with fuel for cooking, heating and our presentation will outline some unique applications of “biomass energy” in Afghanistan. We will show how rubber dams can supply water for agricultural purposes and create hydropower energy for villages.

We will also offer software solutions for the two-year backlog of tax audits in Afghanistan. The Symposium will conclude with a Resolution Statement and an Action Plan.
We are calling upon Afghans around the world to come together in one voice for peace through prosperity and to change the current status that says that only 20% of Afghanistan's national income comes from its people; the other 80% is coming from donor nations. This is unsustainable. We intend to flip those numbers around and to start an economic union of nations in South Asia with Afghanistan and Pakistan at its core. This economic union of nations can evolve into a multi-trillion dollar economy and bring peace and stability to the whole region.


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