US announces financial aid for Afghanistan

The United States ( US) has announced about ً 144 million united states dollars (USD) in aid to Afghanistan.

According to foreign media, National Security Council spokeswoman Emily Horn said:

“The US aid will be distributed directly to more than 18.4 million affected Afghans, including Afghan refugees in neighboring countries. This work will be supported by independent organizations.”

Following this additional assistance, a total of approximately ً 474 million has been provided by US to Afghanistan in 2021, the largest amount ever provided by a country. Supplies, health care, protection from cold weather, food emergency aid, water, medical facilities will be provided.

The United Nations has warned that the acute shortage of basic human needs in Afghanistan is on the rise. Half of Afghanistan’s estimated 40 million people, or 22.8 million Afghans, will face severe food shortages from November.

According to the report, a total of 3,020,000 children under the age of five will face severe malnutrition by the end of this year.

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Earlier this month, the European Commission announced a 1 billion package for Afghanistan and neighboring countries at a recent virtual conference. European aid will be spent on human, social and economic needs in the country.

Every effort must be made to save Afghanistan from human, social and economic catastrophe. Part of the European aid will be given to neighboring countries that shelter Afghan citizens.

Ursula Van made it clear that the aid money would not be given to the Taliban’s interim government because the European Union (EU) has not recognized the Taliban government. The aid provided by the EU was provided by international organizations working there For long-term assistance, the Taliban must meet five EU conditions. We have already clarified our preconditions for contacting the Taliban, in which respect for human rights is the first condition.

“We will not allow the Afghan people to pay the price for the Taliban’s actions. We will do everything we can to avert a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, and we need to hurry.”

Earlier, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said, “I urge the Taliban to live up to its promises to women and girls.” He also warned that the United Nations would not sit idly by on this issue. The United Nations talks with the Taliban on a daily basis. The Taliban must also fulfill its responsibilities in accordance with international human rights and humanitarian law.

Assets in other Afghan countries are frozen and development aid has been withheld, while the need to inject cash into the Afghan economy has called on the international community to take immediate action to save everything from catastrophe. He said a way had to be found to revive the Afghan economy, but that all should be done without disregarding international laws and regulations.

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