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The Secretary of Afghanistan Parliament identified irrigation and water management as an issue that needs attention within the given deadline. At the regional level, better management of water resources is needed with neighboring countries. Within Afghanistan, improved irrigation mechanisms and increased cultivated land are needed to ensure food security. Addressing this issue will require coordination between stakeholders like regional parliaments, the Afghan government, INGOs, CSOs, and the media at both the national and provincial levels through negotiations, meetings, and awareness campaigns.
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