Kabul [Afghanistan], December 27 (ANI): Japan has mentioned that it’s going to present USD 2 million in humanitarian funding for helping returnees in Afghanistan.
In a submit on X on Friday, the UN Refugee Agency in Afghanistan underlined that the funding would assist present important safety and help for the returning households.
‘UNHCR thanks the Government of Japan for the USD 2 million contribution supporting Afghan refugee returnees. This funding will assist present important safety and help to households returning. We worth Japan’s continued partnership and solidarity with the Afghan individuals.’
https://x.com/UNHCRAfg/status/2004586909474193457?s=20
On December 19, the Embassy of Japan in Afghanistan, in a sequence of posts on X, had introduced that the Japanese Government would offer a further 19.5 million USD help to Afghanistan, protecting each humanitarian and fundamental human wants.
‘We hope this help will make a distinction within the lives of susceptible Afghans in want’, it mentioned on X.
https://x.com/JapaninAFG/status/2001935995906986408?s=20
The Embassy additional famous that the help could be delivered via companions such because the UN companies, worldwide organizations and Japanese NGOs.
‘Japan’s cumulative contribution to AFG since August 2021 shall be greater than 549 million USD’, it added.
https://x.com/JapaninAFG/status/2001936060012794290?s=20
As per Khaama Press, the help comes as Afghanistan battles challenges like displacement, poverty and reintegration intensifying within the nation.
Citing the UN Development Programme, Khaama Press famous that Afghanistan acquired 2.3 million returnees in 2025, highlighting the necessity for assist and assets for the individuals.
Khaama Press additional famous that the help comes amid forecasts that giant sections of Afghanistan’s inhabitants would require pressing humanitarian assist in 2026 as a consequence of components reminiscent of poverty and financial hardship.
It highlighted how worldwide companies have known as for continued world assist so as to tackle the continued challenges confronted by returnees and susceptible communities in Afghanistan. (ANI)