King Zaher Shah returns after 29-years in exile
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(18 Apr 2002) 1.
(18 Apr 2002)
1. Wide shot of guard of honour at the airport preparing for the arrival of Afghanistan's deposed king, Mohammad Zaher Shah
2. Soldier checking guards uniforms as another soldier sweep the red carpet
3. King's plane coming in to land
4. Plane taxiing on runway past military guard
5. Plane stopped in front of waiting crowd
6. King and interim Afghan leader, Hamid Karzai, exiting plane. King is applauded as he walks down stairs.
7. Various of King meeting with people - shaking their hands, hugging and kissing them
8. Wide shot of scene
9. King's car driving away, crowd applauding as it drives past
STORYLINE:
Afghanistan's deposed King, Mohammad Zaher Shah made a historic return to his country on Thursday, ending his 29-year exile in Italy.
Many believe the monarch's return will help bring stability to Afghanistan in the wake of the US-led defeat of the Taliban regime and also to unify ethnic and tribal groups.
The King stepped off his plane at Kabul airport to be greeted by a waiting crowd of dignitaries, who applauded as he stepped back on home soil.
Flown in on an Italian military aircraft, Zaher Shah was accompanied by Afghanistan's interim leader Hamid Karzai and six Afghan Cabinet ministers.
An honor guard stood on either side of a red carpet laid out at the base of the steps of the plane.
Dozens of tribal leaders wearing traditional tunics and turbans waited for the royal entourage to arrive.
Zaher Shah shook hands and hugged some of the supporters before leaving the airport in a waiting car.
In June, the former monarch is to preside over a grand national assembly of tribal leaders and other Afghan representatives who will select a transitional government that will rule Afghanistan until elections.
Zaher Shah was dethroned in 1973 by a cousin, Mohammed Daoud, while vacationing in Italy and has lived there ever since.
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1. Wide shot of guard of honour at the airport preparing for the arrival of Afghanistan's deposed king, Mohammad Zaher Shah
2. Soldier checking guards uniforms as another soldier sweep the red carpet
3. King's plane coming in to land
4. Plane taxiing on runway past military guard
5. Plane stopped in front of waiting crowd
6. King and interim Afghan leader, Hamid Karzai, exiting plane. King is applauded as he walks down stairs.
7. Various of King meeting with people - shaking their hands, hugging and kissing them
8. Wide shot of scene
9. King's car driving away, crowd applauding as it drives past
STORYLINE:
Afghanistan's deposed King, Mohammad Zaher Shah made a historic return to his country on Thursday, ending his 29-year exile in Italy.
Many believe the monarch's return will help bring stability to Afghanistan in the wake of the US-led defeat of the Taliban regime and also to unify ethnic and tribal groups.
The King stepped off his plane at Kabul airport to be greeted by a waiting crowd of dignitaries, who applauded as he stepped back on home soil.
Flown in on an Italian military aircraft, Zaher Shah was accompanied by Afghanistan's interim leader Hamid Karzai and six Afghan Cabinet ministers.
An honor guard stood on either side of a red carpet laid out at the base of the steps of the plane.
Dozens of tribal leaders wearing traditional tunics and turbans waited for the royal entourage to arrive.
Zaher Shah shook hands and hugged some of the supporters before leaving the airport in a waiting car.
In June, the former monarch is to preside over a grand national assembly of tribal leaders and other Afghan representatives who will select a transitional government that will rule Afghanistan until elections.
Zaher Shah was dethroned in 1973 by a cousin, Mohammed Daoud, while vacationing in Italy and has lived there ever since.
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