The Taliban-controlled Central Bank announced on Monday that another package of $40 million reached Afghanistan. The bank said that the "humanitarian aid" package has been transferred to a private bank.
On Sunday, the Taliban-controlled Central Bank had announced that it had received another package of 40 million dollars.
After the Taliban’s ban on Afghan women working for non-governmental organisations, the transfer of cash packages to Kabul had stopped for a while, but a few weeks ago, the process had resumed.
Before the resumption of the delivery of cash packages to Afghanistan, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) had announced that since December 2021, approximately $1.8 billion in cash had been transferred to Afghanistan to carry out the activities of the UN organisations and its partners.
UNAMA added that these funds had not been accessed by the Taliban and or the Central Bank.
