The annual UN climate summit has begun with nations preparing for tough talks on finance and trade, after a year of weather disasters that have emboldened developing countries in their demands for climate cash.
Salam Watandar recently conducted a conversation with 55 young individuals to explore the role of mediation in marriage formation, which underscores the significant impact of intermediaries in the marriage process in Afghanistan.
Salam Afghanistan Media Organization (SAMO) has held an engaging “A Look at the Situation of Youths in Afghanistan” conference at the premises of Salam Watandar Radio Network head office in Kabul.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India has announced that its delegation, in meetings with officials of the Islamic Emirate in Kabul, discussed not only providing humanitarian aid to Afghanistan but also how Afghanistan can utilize the Chabahar Port of Iran.
Findings by Salam Watandar based on conversations with a number of women show that women who are financially independent have more freedom in decision-making and enjoy better mental health.
The shortage or complete absence of standardized cold storage facilities is a major challenge for Afghanistan’s agricultural sector. This issue leads to fruits and other agricultural products spoiling or being sold at very low prices in local and foreign markets.
Women who have experienced childbirth at very young age share their stories of suffering from various physical and mental health issues. They explain that underage marriage and early childbirth pose significant threats to both mothers and their children.
The residents of Shamalzai district, Zabul, who are building new shops in the district’s market, hope that once the market is reconstructed, it will alleviate some of their economic problems.
Officials of the Islamic Emirate have stated that the seat of Afghanistan’s permanent representation at the United Nations is the rightful property of the Afghan people, and the United Nations must hand it over to their representative.
Several Afghan returnees from Iran and Pakistan have highlighted major challenges, including the lack of shelter, access to basic services, and employment.
The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) in Afghanistan estimates that over 160,000 people across Afghanistan have been affected by floods this year, with thousands of homes and agricultural lands either destroyed or lost.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate has stated that it hopes the next U.S. government will take realistic steps toward engaging with Afghanistan.
