Afghanistan, Nov. 21 -- Germany has resettled 52 Afghan refugees from Pakistan, marking another step in its humanitarian commitments as vulnerable families seek safety amid mounting regional pressures.
Germany has resettled 52 Afghan refugees from Pakistan in a new flight, German media reported on Thursday, November 29.
The refugees are expected to arrive in Hanover and Berlin, where authorities will provide initial housing and support as part of the government's resettlement program.
According to reports, the Afghan nationals received visas through Germany's official resettlement scheme, which targets individuals at risk due to the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan.
Meanwhile, about 1,900 other Afghan refugees remain in Pakistan, waiting...