In the meeting of the head of the Afghan Red Crescent with the head of the food security department of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, the two sides are set to sign an agreement based on which the aid of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to Afghanistan will increase.
Publish dateMonday 17 April 2023 - 14:28
Story Code : 268587
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: The press office of the Afghan Red Crescent today (Monday, April 18, 2023) published this news saying that Maulavi Muti-ul-Haq Khalis, acting director of the Afghan Red Crescent, met with Professor Yerlen Baidulit, the head of the food security department of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation and Dr. Saeed Al-Ayash, the representative of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation in Afghanistan, met and discussed humanitarian aid to Afghanistan.
It is said that in this meeting, in addition to humanitarian issues, the assistance of 268 tons of flour by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to the provinces of Badghis, Nimroz, Ghor and Farah was also discussed.
In this meeting, it has been agreed between the two parties that in the future both sides will sign an agreement; Based on that, the aid of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to Afghanistan will increase.
Prof. Yerlen Baidulit, the Acting Director General of the Afghan Red Crescent, has invited to Kyrgyzstan in order to increase the scope of attracting humanitarian aid to Afghanistan.
It is said that in this meeting, in addition to humanitarian issues, the assistance of 268 tons of flour by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to the provinces of Badghis, Nimroz, Ghor and Farah was also discussed.
In this meeting, it has been agreed between the two parties that in the future both sides will sign an agreement; Based on that, the aid of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation to Afghanistan will increase.
Prof. Yerlen Baidulit, the Acting Director General of the Afghan Red Crescent, has invited to Kyrgyzstan in order to increase the scope of attracting humanitarian aid to Afghanistan.
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