Bonn Agreement
Afghan delegates sign the Bonn Agreement, selecting Karzai to lead an interim administration.
Role range: 2001-2002
Follow Hamid Karzai through 13 dated historical records for Afghanistan.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Afghan delegates sign the Bonn Agreement, selecting Karzai to lead an interim administration.
Role range: 2001-2002
Karzai is sworn in as chairman of Afghanistan's thirty-member Interim Administration.
Role range: 2001-2002
Taliban control of Kabul ends in November 2001 as Northern Alliance forces enter the city following US air operations.
The Bonn Agreement prepares an interim Afghan administration after the collapse of Taliban control over Kabul.
The Emergency Loya Jirga elects Karzai to head the Transitional Administration.
Role range: 2002-2004
Karzai signs the constitution establishing an Islamic republic with a presidential system and bicameral legislature.
Role range: 2002-2004
The constitution formally names the country the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.
Role range: 2002-2004
The constitution creates the Wolesi Jirga and Meshrano Jirga as the two houses of the National Assembly.
Role range: 2002-2004
The country is renamed, the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
The country is renamed, the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Afghanistan holds its first direct presidential election, with Karzai receiving a majority.
Role range: 2004-2014
Karzai is inaugurated as the first elected president under the 2004 Constitution
Role range: 2004-2014
President Hamid Karzai removes Ismail Khan from the Herat governorship amid efforts to assert Kabul's authority.
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