According to the OIC Kabul Mission, the meeting took place at their office in Kabul on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
He stressed that international assistance to Afghanistan should continue despite ongoing political and human rights concerns.
The UN and its humanitarian partners provide financial assistance to returning families at border crossings to help them meet their immediate needs, Jamal said.
The minister further urged the United Nations to help provide essential services in settlements established for returning Afghan refugees.
Operating in a context of limited resources and growing needs, the fund played a key role in ensuring life-saving aid reached vulnerable communities, including women, men...
A new report, covering the period from mid-March to early April, highlights the severe impact of ongoing shelling, airstrikes, and armed clashes along the disputed Durand...
An estimated 270,000 children remain vulnerable across affected areas, many living in inadequate shelters without sufficient heating, winter clothing or access to basic healthcare.
Al Khulaifi stressed that Afghans are enduring “unprecedented hardships” and called on the group to intensify diplomatic engagement, strengthen cooperation, and ensure the implementation of agreed...
The pledge came during the 60th session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, where Qatar highlighted its diplomatic efforts, humanitarian aid, and support for...
UN-Habitat says four out of five Kabul residents live in informal housing areas. Estimates put Kabul population at over 4 million.
The UN agency has repeatedly warned that millions of Afghans face acute food insecurity, driven by persistent poverty, drought, economic isolation, and the return of refugees.
While Afghanistan remains one of the countries least responsible for global greenhouse gas emissions, it is among the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.
Only 53 percent of the $3.06 billion required for the 2024 response had been secured by May 2025, leaving a $1.43 billion gap that threatens to...
More than 10 million people in Afghanistan continue to rely on unsafe and unprotected water sources
WFP warns that over 9.5 million people are currently facing severe food insecurity across the country.
Scheduled as part of the Security Council’s quarterly consultations, the meeting will focus on Afghanistan’s ongoing crisis and the challenges facing humanitarian aid
The UN Development Programme reports that 75% of Afghanistan’s population is struggling to survive, with half in urgent need of humanitarian aid
Niklasson said his departure does not signify a shift in the European Union’s policy toward Afghanistan
The appeal comes ahead of meetings in Istanbul this week of the Afghanistan Coordination Group
The cuts have had "pandemic-like effects" on health systems globally and could have a "more structural, deep-seated effect", says WHO director