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Drugs deals with No Fears in Kabul City

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Last Updated on: October 25, 2022

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Ariana News documentary on dealing drugs as free within the capital city of Kabul has made the United Nations crime and Narcotics office to express its deep concerns over the issue, the following office has declared the main insecurity factors are planting Narcotic drugs and it’s trafficking across the country.

Deputy of counter Narcotic drugs department in Ministry of Interior Affairs though doesn’t reject the selling of Narcotic drugs as free in Kabul,decalred that having no dedicated police forces to combat this has caused the drug traffickers and drug users numbers increased.

Ariana News documentary on drugs in the capital city of Kabul indicates that drugs are found in different parts of the Kabul city as below : Park silo, Shahrara, Dahanbagh,close to Eidgah masque,Pul-i-sukhta, Sharak Aria, Charqala, they sell different types of drugs and are dealt with fears from security forces in Kabul.

Responsible in United Nation counter Narcotic drugs office Hashim Wahdatyar said,” annually the income of the Narcotic drugs from Afghanistan is $68 billion where $200 million goes to drug dealer’s pockets.”

Mp Baktash Siawash said,” When both National Unity Government do not consider these serious issues that means there is no Government existed.”

The documentary of Ariana News has also indicated that drug sellers are dealing drugs with no fears even two hundreds meter away from the residential areas of CEO Abdullah Abdullah in the capital city of Kabul.

Reported By Ahmad Farshad Saleh

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Iran to host regional meeting on Afghanistan next week

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Esmaeil Baqaei, spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, has announced that Tehran will host a regional meeting on Afghanistan next week.

Referring to Iran’s ongoing consultations with neighboring countries, including Pakistan and Afghanistan, aimed at promoting peace and stability in the region, he said: “The Islamic Republic of Iran attaches fundamental importance to security and stability in our neighboring environment, and in this regard, spares no effort to reduce tensions among regional countries and to strengthen mutual understanding.”

He described the upcoming meeting as the result of consultations held at various levels with neighboring countries and other regional actors, expressing hope that this initiative will play an effective role in enhancing regional cohesion and easing tensions.

According to Baqaei, the regional meeting will take place next week in Tehran, hosted by Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and will be attended by special representatives for Afghan affairs from Pakistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, China, and Russia.

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EU pledges €25 million to support WFP programs in Afghanistan

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The European Union has announced €25 million in assistance to the World Food Programme’s Afghanistan office.

According to the EU, the aid will be used to develop climate-resilient projects and strengthen local food systems in Afghanistan.

It will also help create employment opportunities for women and youth, as well as support school nutrition programs.

The EU added that this cooperation will continue to expand opportunities that improve the lives of Afghans.

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Dual-citizen Afghans don’t need a visa to enter the country: Foreign Ministry

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Emirate has denied reports claiming that Afghan dual citizens living abroad are now required to obtain an Afghan visa when returning to their home country.

Zia Ahmad Takal, the ministry’s head of public relations, said in a statement that no new decision has been made in this regard.

According to him, Afghans who travel to Afghanistan with a foreign passport, as before, do not need to obtain a visa if they present proof of their Afghan identity, and they may enter the country without a visa.

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