EU Contributes 50 Million Euros To WFP’s Programmes in Afghanistan
The World Food Programme (WFP) announced that the European Union (EU) has contributed 50 million euros to improve the living conditions of the people of Afghanistan. The EU said that they are committed to supporting Afghan citizens who are in need of help now more than ever.
According to the latest assessment of the WFP, nine out of 10 Afghan families are unable to meet their food needs.
According to the WFP, Afghans have experienced unprecedented economic challenges and natural disasters, such as earthquakes and floods, in the past year.
The United Nations had previously announced that the people of Afghanistan will face a difficult winter this year.
After the takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban, Afghan citizens have faced mass unemployment and have been facing serious economic crises.
Among others, former government employees have been fired and replaced by Taliban members.
