AFCI Breaker on circuits with GFCI Receptacles

[MLZ]

Installing new breaker panel and will need to meet latest NEC requirements. I already have GFCI receptacles in bathrooms, kitchen, laundry room and house exterior.
Can I use AFCI breakers for these circuits and keep the GFCI receptacles to meet code?
Thanks

 

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