On the occasion of the 81st anniversary of the organization’s founding, the United Nations has praised the resilience of the Afghan people in the face of decades of war, poverty, displacement, and climate change, while at the same time expressing concern about the restrictions imposed on women and girls.
The organization said in a statement on Saturday that the Afghan people continue to face extensive humanitarian and economic challenges, and returnees are also facing numerous difficulties.
The United Nations has emphasized that it will continue its support for Afghanistan in the areas of humanitarian assistance, health services, education, human rights protection, economic opportunity creation, and natural disaster preparedness.
The statement said the future of Afghanistan belongs to the people of the country and the United Nations remains committed to supporting Afghans in the face of ongoing humanitarian and economic challenges, as millions of people in Afghanistan are in need of humanitarian assistance.
October 24th is celebrated every year as United Nations Day, a day named to commemorate the coming into force of the organization’s Charter in 1945.
Meanwhile, the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has previously said that human rights in the country are ensured within the framework of Sharia.
