April 30, 2024 Quarterly Report to Congress

withdrawal and the collapse of the Afghan government, SIGAR’s Audits and Inspections Directorate has adapted and re-prioritized its oversight work to meet emergent programming priorities and address areas of interest and concern to Congress and to the American taxpayer. [...] Conrad identified one material weakness and four significant deficiencies with [redacted] internal controls, and five instances of non- compliance with the terms of the grant and the U. [...] The program’s objective was to improve the livelihoods of Afghan exporters and farmers by expanding the number of export products and developing new markets for Afghan exports. [...] Conrad identified one deficiency and three significant deficiencies in Roots of Peace’s internal controls, and four instances of noncompliance with the terms of REPORT TO THE UNITED STATES CONGRESS I APRIL 30, 2024 109 SIGAR OVERSIGHT the agreement. [...] Afghan government officials, politically connected individuals, and others involved in suspicious transactions, and identifying high-value real estate purchased by such individuals in the United States or abroad for potential connection to capital flight and potential seizure; and (3) developing exten- sive networks and contacts to uncover the identity of individuals, entities, and shell corporati.