By Eric Ellis
Afghanistan gets back to business
As Euromoney went to press at the end of August, the vagaries of Afghanistan’s fledgling political system – and the impact they might have on the country’s economic revival – were thrown in to sharp relief by parliament’s attempts to oust central bank governor Noorullah Delawari.
Delawari fell just three votes short of confirmation in a parliamentary vote. Observers say it is a problem in the Afghan parliament that technocrats such as Delawari are not well known, and much voting takes place along purely party political lines.
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