“Studying medicine is an absolute necessity in an Islamic system,” he said.

These actions have drawn sharp criticism from human rights advocates and Afghan citizens.

The accident occurred when a taxi vehicle veered off the road.

Ghulam Farooq, a shopkeeper, said the purchasing power of residents has diminished significantly.

He attributed the high influx of Afghan migrants to Iran’s comparatively better living conditions.

Sayed Jalal Maleki, a spokesman for Tehran’s fire department, said the incident occurred on Thursday in the Khiaban Shaheed area.

Kazakh company Integra, which has already played a role in Afghanistan’s infrastructure projects, is poised to expand its contributions.

In response to the accidents, the Taliban-held ministry convened an emergency meeting to address the situation.

“Italy supports IOM Afghanistan to aid thousands of returnees and internally displaced Afghans,” the embassy said in a statement.

“I believe in women’s education,” Jolani said.