
Afghan women continue to play pivotal role in agriculture
Despite the current restrictions on women working in many sectors in Afghanistan, agriculture remains one of the fields where women continue to play a significant role.

Despite the current restrictions on women working in many sectors in Afghanistan, agriculture remains one of the fields where women continue to play a significant role.

In Afghanistan, many women are expected to shoulder the dual responsibilities of managing the household while also pursuing formal employment. A conversation with 30 women

Local authorities in Bamyan have reported that the Kabul-Bamyan highway, which had been closed due to heavy snowfall and storms, has now been reopened after three days.

A survey conducted by Salam Watandar among 219 young individuals shows that 40% of the Afghan youths are pessimistic about their future, while 60% remain hopeful.

In a joint press conference with Sergey Lavrov, Russia’s Foreign Minister, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif stated that the developments in Afghanistan hold “special significance” for both countries, and Tehran and Moscow will continue their consultations and discussions regarding issues related to Afghanistan.

Authorities from the Herat Calligraphy Association have announced that, for the first time, a permanent calligraphy exhibition was opened on Wednesday, in collaboration with the Directorate of Information and Culture at the historic Qala-e-Ikhtyaruddin in the province.

The Torkham border crossing has been closed by Pakistan for the past five days, causing significant issues for travelers and traders on both sides of the border.

Officials at the Ministry of Economy of the Islamic Emirate, however, argue that while the reduction in global aid has impacted Afghanistan’s overall economy, the humanitarian situation is not as severe as described.

The devastating flash floods in Farah province have resulted in the loss of 22 lives, with 25 others injured, local officials reported.

The poor condition of the roads in Pol-e-Alam, the provincial capital of Logar, located in the eastern section of Afghanistan, has caused significant difficulties for both locals and travelers passing through from southeastern provinces.

The funds will be allocated to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI).

Local authorities in Badakhshan have reported that a traffic accident along the road to the Argo district has resulted in two deaths and five injuries.