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UN concern over rising famine in war-torn areas
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guteress tweeted yesterday (Saturday, May 21) that he is concerned about rising hunger and famine in war-torn areas. About 60 percent of the world's hunger is reported in war-torn areas, according to the official.
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The Acting Minister of Ministry of Defense visited the Durand Line
Mawlavi Mohammad Yaqob Mojahed, the acting Minister of Defense of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, visited the Durand Line yesterday in addition to examining the situation of the security forces in Nangarhar.
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Training of hundreds of vaccinators to inject Corona vaccine in Herat
The training program for 550 vaccinators and health missionaries to implement the corona vaccination campaign began in the presence of the Herat Public Health Director.
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The International Community Needs to Stand With Afghanistan’s People.
The demands of Afghanistan's people from the international community are clear.
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Richard Bennett expresses concern over continuing terrorist attacks in Afghanistan
Richard Bennett, the UN Special Rapporteur on the situation in Afghanistan, has expressed concern about the continuing terrorist attacks in Afghanistan, saying that investigations into the recent attacks should be complete, independent and well-sourced.
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Balkh Police: The order to fight drugs and arrest traffickers is being carried out
A spokesman for the Balkh police said that large poppy fields in the districts of the province has been destroyed by police forces and that arrest warrants for drug traffickers are available and enforceable, and that the police is determined to do so.
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Taliban selects a committee to reopen girls' schools in Afghanistan
Taliban deputy spokesman announced the formation of an eight-member committee chaired by the head of Afghanistan's Supreme Court to reopen girls' schools in the country.
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Children in the Sar-e-pul are receiving the polio vaccine
Polio vaccination campaign has started in Sar-e-Pul province and 187,000 children under the age of five are expected to be vaccinated against the disease.
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Debra Lines meets with media and women representatives in Kandahar
The Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Afghanistan met yesterday (Sunday, May 22) with a group of media representatives
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Signing of an agreement to manage four international airports in Afghanistan between the Islamic State of the Taliban and an UAE company
Signing Ground handling agreement of the country's four international airports with the presence of Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, Hamidullah Akhundzadeh, Acting Minister of Transport and Aviation and other officials of the Islamic State of Taliban today (Tuesday, May 24) with Razzaq Aslam CEO of GAAC UAE in Kabul.
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Pressure techniques do not work in Afghanistan at all
Welcoming the Afghan-focused meetings, the head of the Taliban's political office in Qatar said that pressure techniques had not worked in Afghanistan at all and that the world should engage with Afghanistan.
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The United States and its allies are responsible for rebuilding Afghanistan
The United States and its allies, as the countries that have done the most damage to Afghanistan, must pay for its reconstruction.
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Forty years of bloodshed in Afghanistan must end
According to the US Deputy Secretary of State, the country does not support the armed resistance in Afghanistan in any way. According to him, the people of Afghanistan have experienced bloodshed for more than 40 years and now this bloodshed must end.
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Amir Khan Mottaqi's meeting with the UN Special envoy
Amir Khan Mottaqi, Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs of Afghanistan, in a meeting with Richard Bennett, Special envoy of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, asked for a real picture of Afghanistan.
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Meeting About Current Situation of Afghanistan
A two-day summit of countries in the region with the participation of countries including Iran, Russia and India will be held today (Thursday, May 26) in Dushanbe, the capital of Tajikistan.
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Sher Khan Port reopened to Afghan Traders
Local Taliban officials in Kunduz say the Sher Khan Port between Afghanistan and Tajikistan has reopened to commercial property after being closed for 15 days.
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China and Pakistan announce support for Afghanistan reconstruction and development
The Foreign Ministers of Pakistan and China, during their meeting yesterday (Sunday, May 22) in Beijing, emphasized to support the reconstruction and development of Afghanistan. According to these officials, the collapse of Afghanistan's economy will have serious consequences for the whole region.
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Herat Hosts Two-Day Event on Ancient Poet Nava’i
A two-day event was launched in the western city of Herat on Wednesday on the 580th birth anniversary of prominent philosopher, poet and writer Amir Ali-Shir Nava'i.
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Afghan embassy in DC to close
The Afghan embassy in Washington, which is under severe financial pressure and cut off from the new Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) government in Kabul, will close down in the coming week, a senior State Department official confirmed Saturday.
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Blinken’s Letter Will Not Change Govt Stance on Peace: Saleh
US Secretary Antony Blinken’s letter to President Ashraf Ghani, in which he seeks to kick-start the stalled peace process, "may have surprised many," however, for the Afghan government, it was “not a concern” and the government will not change its stance on reconciliation efforts, said First Vice President Amrullah Saleh at an event on Monday.
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Nigeria donates $1 million to Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Trust Fund
Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in a statement announced that the Nigerian government has donated $1 million to Afghanistan’s Humanitarian Fund, a special bank account that raises money for the country’s humanitarian crisis.
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ADB َ Approves $100m Grant for Afghanistan Covid-19 Response
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) on Wednesday approved a $100 million grant to help the government of Afghanistan respond to the coronavirus disease.
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RSF speaks out over arrests and interrogations of Afghan journalists
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) on Friday condemned the recent surge in arrests and interrogations of Afghan journalists by the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan’s (IEA) intelligence agency known as the “Istikhbarat” and the Ministry for Promoting Virtue and Suppressing Vice.
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Afghanistan vs. Zimbabwe: First Test Match Kicks Off
Afghanistan's national cricket team plays against Zimbabwe in the first match of a Test series on Tuesday.
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Import from Afghanistan in Pakistani currency
Extension of waiver on import from Afghanistan in Pak currency welcomed
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Taliban halts evacuation until Afghan refugees’ livelihoods get better
As tens of thousands of Afghans claiming to be eligible for evacuation still await flights from Kabul, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan said that no evacuation operation will be allowed until the livelihoods of Afghan refugees get better.
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World-Class Cricket Stadium Planned for Kabul
President Ashraf Ghani on Sunday allocated more than two acres of land in the Alokhail area of Kabul for the construction of an international stadium, Afghanistan’s Cricket Board (ADB) said.
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Afghan Voice Agency (AVA)
