April 30 marks sixth anniversary of Kabul attack that killed nine journalists
On the same day, Ahmad Shah, a local BBC journalist, was killed in an armed attack in Khost province.
On the same day, Ahmad Shah, a local BBC journalist, was killed in an armed attack in Khost province.
Sources say that at least seven people were killed and more than 10 others were wounded in the attack.
The embassy said Iran seeks to identify and punish those responsible for "this crime."
According to sources, at least seven people, including two women and a child, were killed in the attack.
Meanwhile, several journalists have expressed concerns about the daunting challenges they face in their careers in Afghanistan under numerous restrictions.
Participants voiced concerns over human rights abuses in Afghanistan, urging the Taliban to reverse policies that infringe upon fundamental rights,.
Appointed central bank governor in 2007, Fitrat resigned from the position on June 27, 2011.
Mujahid asserted that Taliban departments do not interfere with the aid process, but noted that the Ministry of Economy is.
The individuals entered Afghanistan through the Torkham and Spin Boldak border crossings, according to the ministry.
These initiatives aimed to provide essential aid to the most vulnerable populations within the country.