Abdul Rahman Habib, the ministry’s spokesperson, emphasized that humanitarian programs and aid efforts should not be politically exploited.
The spokesperson further stated: "The purpose of humanitarian aid
is to support individuals in emergency situations, natural disasters, or those suffering from economic hardship. According to humanitarian laws, neutrality and respect for human dignity are fundamental principles of these aid efforts. Therefore, organizations and countries should not use them as a tool for political objectives."Recently, Marco Rubio
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Rubio emphasized that the remaining programs will continue under the supervision of the U.S. State Department.
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some residents of Kabul have expressed concerns over job shortages and rising poverty. They have urged officials to take steps toward creating job opportunities.
Mohammad Qasim, a Kabul resident, said: "We are poor and helpless, and there is no work. We ask people to help us."
Zarifa, another Kabul resident, stated: "I ask the government and aid organizations to assist me. Many times, I have to put my orphans to bed hungry."
This comes as various organizations in Afghanistan continue to express concerns about the humanitarian crisis caused by poverty and climate change.
For the past 63 years, USAID has provided humanitarian and development assistance to various countries and has played a constructive role in numerous international projects worldwide.