The US State Department said the US Agency for International Development (USAID) would provide 'nearly $55 million' in humanitarian assistance for the people affected by the recent earthquake in southeastern Afghanistan.
In response to the deadly earthquake in Afghanistan, the United States, through the US Agency for International Development (USAID), will provide nearly $55 million in immediate humanitarian assistance.
President Ashraf Ghani in a message to the people says that $1-billion US aid cut to Afghanistan will have no impact on the governance and is a pre-weighed measure.
Twenty-six exporters of Afghanistan’s finest fruits, nuts, juices, saffron, and spices are showcasing their products for international buyers at the world’s largest annual food and hospitality trade show—Gulfood Expo Dubai—from February 16 to 20.
The Afghan government's National Procurement Commission (NPC) has approved 35 contracts worth 46 million U.S. dollars, the Presidential Palace said on Wednesday.
Afghanistan’s Civil Service Institute’s (ACSI) Women’s Career Development Center has the equipment and information system it needs to help women who are seeking employment.
Nargis Nehan minister of Mines and Petroleum has announced 43 new large and small-scale mining projects available for private sector investment and development.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Promote: Women in Government (WIG) project hosted a graduation ceremony to recognize 300 female interns who completed the projects’ year-long internship program. USAID Promote’s internship programs equip qualified Afghan women with the knowledge and experience to join the Afghan civil service.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) contributed approximately $44 million to the UN World Food Programme (WFP) to support the provision of critical food assistance to people affected by drought in Afghanistan. Afghanistan is currently facing the worst drought in decades, affecting 20 of the country’s 34 provinces.
Afghanistan about 400 memorandums of understanding (MoU) and five contracts during the 2nd annual India-Afghanistan International Trade and Investment Show in Mumbai.
A federal program has spent about $90 million over three years on a program to find Afghan women jobs, ultimately placing only 55 women with employers.
India is hosting a four-day mega trade expo of Afghan products in Mumbai from today as part of its commitment to help the war-ravaged nation stand on its own feet.
USAID is supporting the second annual “Passage to Prosperity (P2P): India – Afghanistan International Trade and Investment Show” which will kick-off in Mumbai, India on September 12, 2018.