Afghanistan, Feb. 23 -- The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) announced that over 19 million people in Afghanistan benefited from the organization's humanitarian aid last year, with more than half of them being children.
In a recent report, UNICEF stated that the aid provided covered various sectors, including health, education, nutrition, water sanitation, social protection, and child protection.
Tajuddeen Oyewale, the head of UNICEF's office in Kabul, announced on Sunday, February 23 that in 2024, approximately 23.7 million people in Afghanistan, including 12.6 million children, would require humanitarian assistance due to issues such as prolonged conflicts, the return of Afghan migrants from Pakistan, climate change, and the econ...