WASHINGTON, June 13 (Reuters) - The World Bank on Tuesday
approved financing worth more than $500 million for Afghanistan
to support a string of projects to boost the economy, help
improve service delivery in five cities and support Afghan
refugees sent back from Pakistan.
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