Numerous smugglers, whose identities are certainly recognisable, are dealing in a huge way with narcotic drugs, in close co-operation with the international E!afia. The Republic of Afghanistan has adopted serious measures, within its available means, to fight against the illegal cultivation, production, trafficking and abuse of narcotic drugs. During the years 1973 te 1990, a total of 228 tons of narcotic drugs valued at 7,200,000,000 afghanis were seized and 1,912 offenders dealing in narcotic drugs arrested. During the first half of the current year alone, 1,947 kilograms of narcotic drugs were seized and narcotic plants cultivated over an area of 60 hectares were destroyed. All narcotic drugs that have no legal and medical us?? are burned and destroyed. On the basis of a decree issued by H.E. Dr. Najibullah, President of khe Republic of Afghanistan, the High National Commission on the Fight against Illicit Production, Trafficking and Abuse of Narcotic Drugs was created, of which I have the honour to be Chairman. The establishment of such a high-level commission, of which the Chief Justice, the Attorney-General, Deputy Prime Minister and 12 members of the Cabinet are members, and the allocation of financial resources to the fight against the illicit production, smuggling and abuse of narcotic drugs are unprecedented in our country. To complete the legal basis for the struggle, a special law on the fight against the illicit production, trafficking and abuse of narcotic drugs will soon be submittecl to the Parliament for adoption and .,pecial courts and attorneys will be created to investigate and try <hose who deal in r..rcotic drugs. The creation of the Society of 'Volunteer Psychiatrists, the holding of seminars in schools and institutions of higher and vocational education and the active participation of the clergy id the fight against drug abuse as behaviour that runs contrary to the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a official statement or report from the government of Afghanistan, discussing the country's efforts to combat the production, trafficking, and abuse of narcotic drugs. The text highlights the country's measures to fight against drug-related crimes, including the establishment of a high-level commission, the allocation of financial resources, and the creation of special courts and attorneys. The text also mentions the involvement of various groups, such as the clergy and volunteer psychiatrists, in the fight against drug abuse. Given the focus on the country's efforts to combat drug-related issues, it is likely that the text is related to the health and humanitarian aid and relief sectors.

**Category**
Health, Humanitarian aid and relief