14 April 1988Geneva AccordsMohammad Najibullah
Afghanistan and Pakistan sign the Geneva Accords, establishing a timetable for Soviet withdrawal.
Historical records for Afghanistan in 1988, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
Afghanistan and Pakistan sign the Geneva Accords, establishing a timetable for Soviet withdrawal.
The United Nations set up a special Mission to oversee the Geneva Protocols. Pakistan and Afghanistan, with the United States and Soviet Union serving as guarantors, sign an agreement settling the major differences between them known as the Geneva Accords
The United Nations set up a special Mission to oversee the Geneva Protocols
The withdrawal of Soviet troops from Afghanistan is announced
The United Nations set up a special Mission to oversee the Geneva Protocols
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