Afghan Film, the country’s state-run film production company, on Sunday screened two recently made documentary films, the first since the political change in Kabul.
In response to the concerns raised by the people regarding the sign board change of Balkh University, the Higher Education Ministry has justified it as being inline with constitution articles.
The US is planning to complete in August the resettlement of Afghan refugees stranded by its withdrawal from the country last year, a senior State Department official has reportedly said on Friday.
The provincial governor of the eastern Khost province Muhammad Nabi Omari ordered residents of the province to collect and remove Afghanistan’s (black, red, green) flag from the rooftops of their homes and houses and from their vehicles.
The Islamic Emirate’s Central Statistics and Information office says more than one million electronic IDs have been distributed in the past six months.
As part of efforts to ensure all school-age girls and boys in Afghanistan go to school and learn, UNICEF and partners are providing emergency cash support to all public education teachers for the months of January and February.
Afghans firmly denounce the United States for unfreezing Afghanistan’s central bank assets to compensate victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack, claiming that the blocked assets belong to the Afghan people.
The Foreign Ministry of Turkey in a statement said that visa issuance for people in the Afghan capital Kabul and the northern Balkh province will resume soon.
The European Union has launched multiple projects in Afghanistan amid a dire economic situation in the country to prevent deterioration of the situation and also to help Afghan people cope with current problems, the organization said on Tuesday.
Afghanistan’s leading charity organization, the Bayat Foundation, continues to supply essential food supplies to vulnerable families across Afghanistan amid the ongoing economic crisis.
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Afghan Film Screens 2 New Documentaries
Afghan Film, the country’s state-run film production company, on Sunday screened two recently made documentary films, the first since the political change in Kabul.
Balkh University Title Change from Dari to Pashto Language Turns to a Matter of Concern and Public Reactions
In response to the concerns raised by the people regarding the sign board change of Balkh University, the Higher Education Ministry has justified it as being inline with constitution articles.
India vows continued humanitarian aid for Afghans
India has promised continued and timely humanitarian assistance to the Afghan people.
US hopes to complete resettlement of stranded Afghan refugees in August
The US is planning to complete in August the resettlement of Afghan refugees stranded by its withdrawal from the country last year, a senior State Department official has reportedly said on Friday.
Khost province residents ordered to remove Afghanistan’s flags from homes
The provincial governor of the eastern Khost province Muhammad Nabi Omari ordered residents of the province to collect and remove Afghanistan’s (black, red, green) flag from the rooftops of their homes and houses and from their vehicles.
IEA says more than one million electronic IDs have been distributed
The Islamic Emirate’s Central Statistics and Information office says more than one million electronic IDs have been distributed in the past six months.
Support Afghan education sector, Hanafi urges Qatar
Qatari Ambassador Saeed bin Mubarak Al Khayarin Hajar has called on Deputy Prime Minister Abdul Salam Hanafi.
UNICEF provides support to all public school teachers for two months
As part of efforts to ensure all school-age girls and boys in Afghanistan go to school and learn, UNICEF and partners are providing emergency cash support to all public education teachers for the months of January and February.
India delivers life-saving medicines to Afghanistan
India has delivered 2.5 tonnes of essential life-saving medicines to Afghanistan, an official said on Saturday.
Non-payment of Salaries to Traffic Police in Balkh: 30 People Quit Their Jobs
Some traffic police officers in Parwan Province also claimed that their salaries have not been paid.
Afghans condemn US plan to fund 9/11 victims with their assets
Afghans firmly denounce the United States for unfreezing Afghanistan’s central bank assets to compensate victims of the 9/11 terrorist attack, claiming that the blocked assets belong to the Afghan people.
Turkey to resume visa issuance in Kabul and Mazar-e-Sharif
The Foreign Ministry of Turkey in a statement said that visa issuance for people in the Afghan capital Kabul and the northern Balkh province will resume soon.
Turkish charity train reaches Afghanistan in time of need
A special charity train carrying 750 tons of emergency goods from Turkey to Afghanistan reached its destination on Monday.
EU Launches Projects in Afghanistan Worth €268M
The European Union has launched multiple projects in Afghanistan amid a dire economic situation in the country to prevent deterioration of the situation and also to help Afghan people cope with current problems, the organization said on Tuesday.
Kamal Khan Dam’s floodgates opened, sending water to Iran
Iranian news outlets have reported that Afghan authorities on Wednesday opened two of the Kamal Khan Dam floodgates after good rainfall in the area.
Vulnerable families in Logar get relief through Bayat Foundation initiative
Afghanistan’s leading charity organization, the Bayat Foundation, continues to supply essential food supplies to vulnerable families across Afghanistan amid the ongoing economic crisis.