March 17, 2025 - 18:19

The Security Council on Monday approved a one-year extension of the UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) as the country faces escalating humanitarian challenges. Reports from various UN agencies indicate a significant decrease in resources allocated for critical lifesaving aid, raising alarms about the potential for a health catastrophe in the region.
The ongoing instability in Afghanistan has compounded the difficulties in delivering essential services, with millions of people already facing acute food insecurity and limited access to healthcare. The World Health Organization has issued warnings about the deteriorating health conditions, emphasizing the urgent need for international support and funding to address these pressing issues.
As the UN mission continues its efforts to stabilize the situation, the international community is urged to step up its commitment to providing necessary aid and resources. The extension of UNAMA's mandate reflects a recognition of the ongoing crisis and the need for sustained attention to the plight of the Afghan people.
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