Ramiz Alakbarov, UN Deputy Special Representative and Humanitarian Coordinator for Afghanistan, updated journalists in New York on developments in a country where 28 million people now depend on aid to survive. Immense humanitarian needs “Afghanistan remains the world’s largest humanitarian crisis in 2023, notwithstanding, of course, the recent devastating earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria,” he…
The Taliban government of Afghanistan has announced an aid of 165 thousand dollars for the people affected by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Afghanistan itself is suffering from the worst economic and humanitarian tragedy, one of the countries receiving the biggest aid from the United Nations. The Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs has announced…
The Taliban government issued a currency control order following reports of dollar smuggling in Afghanistan. Under which, bringing foreign exchange into the country without permission will be prohibited. In the report of the global news organization Bloomberg, it was revealed that 5 million dollars are being smuggled from Pakistan to Afghanistan every day. The currency…
File photo In Afghanistan, the Taliban government has tightened currency control and issued a currency control order. According to the global journal Bloomberg, a ban has been imposed on bringing dollars into Afghanistan without specifying the reason and volume. According to the report of Bloomberg, after the dollar smuggling report, the Afghan Taliban government has…
Thomas Nicholson, the European Union’s special envoy for Afghanistan, says that they do not want to isolate Afghanistan, but they are not at the table to recognize the Taliban government. He stressed the need for inclusive governance in Afghanistan and the protection of rights and freedoms of Afghan citizens. Nicholson said that the Taliban’s decision…
Representing the Inter-Agency Standing Committee (IASC), they stressed that the world’s largest humanitarian operation – supporting some 28 million people in Afghanistan – simply cannot function without women staff. The officials reported on their mission to the country last week, in the wake of the edict prohibiting Afghan women from working with local and international…
A severe cold wave continues in Afghanistan, due to which the death toll has risen to 166 this month. According to officials, the death toll in Afghanistan has increased by 88 over the past week. It is reported that the mercury has dropped to minus 33 degrees Celsius in some areas of Afghanistan. According to…
The severe cold wave continues in Afghanistan since January 10, Photo: File bill to: In Afghanistan this month, severe cold took 166 precious lives while more than 80 thousand cattle also died. According to the World News Agency, the cold has set in in war-torn Afghanistan since January 10, in which the number of dead…
At least 150 people and tens of thousands of cattle have died due to freezing temperatures across Afghanistan, as Afghans reel from a spell of cold weather amid a humanitarian crisis. According to international media reports, the country’s Ministry of Disaster Management said on Wednesday that 150 people and 70,000 cattle have died in the…
A severe cold wave continues in Afghanistan, in which the number of people who lost their lives reached 150. According to the international news agency, after decades of continuous war, the Afghan people, who are suffering from the economic and financial crisis in the country, are now facing a tough time. Taliban officials say that…
