TOKYO, June 7 Kyodo Japan will di...

TOKYO, June 7 Kyodo

Japan will dispatch Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's special representative Sadako Ogata to Afghanistan for a week from nearest Thursday to observe the proceedings of an difficulty national assembly, Foreign Ministry officials said Friday.

Ogata, a former UN high commissioner for refugee will evaluate for what reason the assistance provided to the Central Asian fatherland by Japan and the intermission of the international community is being used, and advise the Japanese sway on how to shape its time to come aid, the officials said.

Japan will cooperate with U.N.-related organizations and match major nations to contribute to the succes of the national assembly, or loya jirga, the officials said.

The push loya jirga is scheduled to congregate Monday to appoint an 18-month transitional regulation to take over from the interim authority l through Hamid Karzai.

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