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Kam Air's removal from US blacklist welcomed

07 February, 2013

KABUL: According to a statement released by office of spokesman and director general of communications of Afghanistan foreign ministry, the Afghan government welcomes the decision by the United States military to return its business relations with Kam Air to normal.

"The Afghan government remains committed to conducting a full investigation into this whole matter, including through the examination of any and all evidence provided by the US military." the statement added.

The U.S. military has lifted a ban on contracts with an Afghan airline suspected of drug smuggling after the decision to blacklist the carrier sparked anger throughout the Afghan government.

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