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World Meteorological Organization: 19 million people in Afghanistan face food insecurity
Petteri Taalas, Secretary-General of the World Meteorological Organization, said: “We are once again witnessing the increase in food insecurity again in the world, more than 20 million people affected in Africa, 28 million in Latin America and the Caribbean, 19 million in Afghanistan and seven million in South Sudan.”
Thursday, 4 May , 2023 -
Double increase of people below the poverty line in Afghanistan
After the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, the number of people below the poverty line has reached 34 million, the United Nations said.
Wednesday, 26 April , 2023 -
OCHA: Afghanistan needs urgent aid
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid warned of the worsening humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and said that humanitarian aid should be provided to Afghans.
Wednesday, 12 April , 2023 -
World Food Program: nine million Afghans need urgent aid
David Beasley, executive director of the United Nations World Food Program, wrote on Twitter that millions of people in Afghanistan face poverty and hunger.
Sunday, 2 April , 2023 -
The economic crisis in Afghanistan is worsening
In a report, the Norwegian International Institute stated that climate change has caused displacement, intensified food insecurity and worsened the living conditions of people in Afghanistan.
Friday, 10 March , 2023 -
OCHA: The debt of families in Afghanistan has increased six times
The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid of the United Nations “OCHA” published an announcement saying that the average family debt in Afghanistan increased sixfold between 2019 and 2022, from $114 to $687.
Tuesday, 28 February , 2023 -
OCHA: 56% of Afghans live in partially damaged shelters
Referring to the fact that 56% of Afghan people live in partially damaged houses and 18% live in damaged homes, the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) warned that these families urgently need shelter, heating materials and clothes.
Friday, 24 February , 2023 -
OCHA: 28 million people in need of humanitarian aid in Afghanistan
The Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid of the United Nations “OCHA” published an announcement saying that out of 28 million people in need in Afghanistan, 23 million are the priority for assistance.
Thursday, 16 February , 2023 -
Afghanistan is at the top of the list of Asian countries in need
According to the announcement of the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Aid (OCHA), Afghanistan, Myanmar, and Pakistan are the priorities of the United Nations’ humanitarian aid, respectively.
Thursday, 9 February , 2023 -
Afghanistan became the most food-insecure country
The Observer Research Foundation, which is based in India, announced that the result of its latest research shows that Afghanistan ranks first among 136 countries due to the lack of food and nutritional security in South Asia.
Thursday, 5 January , 2023 -
UNAMA demanded respect for human rights in Afghanistan
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNAMA) has expressed concern over the recent decisions of the Taliban to prevent women and girls from entering parks and recreational areas.
Monday, 14 November , 2022 -
Afghan businessmen protesters to call for the release of their frozen bank assets
Hundreds of businessmen gathered in Kabul to protest the blocking of 2 million dollars of their funds in banks.
Tuesday, 8 November , 2022 -
OCHA: Child malnutrition cases rise in Afghanistan
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), citing the Child Protection Institute, reported that the number of hospitalized children due to malnutrition has increased by 47% since the beginning of this year.
Wednesday, 2 November , 2022 -
World Food Organization: Afghan parents are facing problems in preparing food
The World Food Organization announced that economic problems in Afghanistan had caused parents not to be able to provide enough food for their children.
Sunday, 30 October , 2022 -
Nine out of ten Afghans are unable to provide enough food
The World Food Program (WFP) says that 9 out of 10 people in Afghanistan cannot get enough food. According to this program, parents are unable to provide healthy food for their children.
Friday, 7 October , 2022 -
World Bank: The per capita income of Afghans has been declining
In its annual report, the World Bank analyzed the dire economic situation of Afghanistan and said that the per capita income of the Afghan people is going down.
Friday, 23 September , 2022 -
Blocked funds from Afghanistan will be transferred to Switzerland
After months of silence, America is preparing to announce the release of a significant portion of frozen Afghan funds. The fixed assets of Afghanistan are to be transferred to the Bank for International Settlements in Geneva, Switzerland.
Saturday, 17 September , 2022 -
Spokesperson of Taliban Foreign Ministry: Afghan people are the primary victims of US sanctions
Ariana News Agency: Abdul Qahar Balkhi, the spokesman of the Taliban’s foreign ministry, appreciated the humanitarian aid of the world’s countries and asked the international community to help Afghanistan achieve a dynamic economy.
Sunday, 28 August , 2022 -
World Food Organization: We have helped 21 million people in Afghanistan
Ariana News Agency: The World Food Organization says that it provided humanitarian aid to 21 million people in Afghanistan this year.
Friday, 26 August , 2022 -
Taliban: Ashraf Ghani’s government has not paid the electricity debt to the neighboring governments
The Minister of Energy and Water of the Taliban government announced that Ashraf Ghani’s government had not paid 35 million dollars of electricity debt to Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Iran.
Sunday, 21 August , 2022
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