On World Water Day: Red Cross says 80% of Afghans lack adequate access to water
KABUL, Afghanistan — Marking World Water Day, the International Committee of the Red Cross warned that nearly 80 percent of.
KABUL, Afghanistan — Marking World Water Day, the International Committee of the Red Cross warned that nearly 80 percent of.
Muttaqi emphasized the need to remove barriers to trade and transit between the two countries, describing such cooperation as beneficial.
Of those, 837 families were deported by Iran, while 36 families returned from Pakistan, either forcibly or voluntarily, during the.
Sources said Khan conveyed messages from the Pakistani government on counterterrorism cooperation, border security, bilateral relations and broader regional stability.
In a statement, the ministry described the reopening — scheduled for Monday — as a “positive step,” but did not.
They argued that his actions directly contributed to the oppression and suffering Afghan women now face under Taliban rule.
“If this ban persists until 2030, over four million girls will have been deprived of their right to education beyond.
While commercial traffic resumed earlier in the week, the crossing remained closed to travelers due to technical issues on Pakistan’s.
In a statement posted to X, Bennett urged the international community to hold the Taliban accountable and called for equal,.
The warning comes as families across Afghanistan observe Nowruz.