The European Union has allocated 300 million euros for humanitarian aid to Afghanistan:
We
stand with the people of Afghanistan," said Lenin, President of the
European Union.
The
president of the European Commission promised more aid to the country.
The
European Union delivered more than 32 tonnes of life-saving supplies to
Afghanistan.
The
European Union is providing 300 million euros in humanitarian aid to
Afghanistan.
The
President of the European Commission said that we stand with the people of
Afghanistan, as he noted that the day before, the European Union had provided
significant assistance to Afghanistan, and "more will come".
The European Commissioner for Crisis Management said on
Wednesday that a plane carrying 32 tonnes of relief supplies provided by the
United Nations Children's and Health Organization had arrived in Afghanistan.
"Today, the European Union's humanitarian airbridge
delivered more than 32 tonnes of life-saving supplies to Afghanistan,"
Crisis Management Commissioner Jens Lenark said in a tweet.
"This EU-funded aircraft enables our partners
UNICEF and WHO to deliver significant assistance to Afghans affected by
conflict and cholera," Lenark said.
The United States, meanwhile, last week paved the way for aid to flow to Afghanistan despite US sanctions on the Taliban, who took control of the country last month, issuing general licenses amid fears that Washington's punitive measures would be "humane." Can exacerbate the crisis.
The US Treasury Department said it had issued two general licenses, one allowing the US government, NGOs, and some international organizations, including the United Nations, to engage in transactions with the Taliban or the Haqqani Network. Under - which are necessary to provide humanitarian assistance. Help.
Even before the shock of the fall of the Western-backed government, the economy struggled, but the return of the Taliban and the sudden end of billions of dollars in foreign aid have plunged it into deep crisis.
The Taliban offensive, when foreign forces withdrew from Afghanistan after a 20-year war, seized the capital, Kabul, on August 11, two decades after it was ousted by a US-led campaign after September 11. Removed Attacks on the United States
In addition, Pakistan, which shares a border with Afghanistan and has hosted Afghan refugees for decades, is worried about the economic crisis facing its neighbor.
Prime Minister Imran Khan and other officials have urged the international community not to isolate the Taliban administration, saying it should provide assistance to stave off economic collapse and the influx of refugees.
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