Norway gives $2.6 million to UN special fund for Afghanistan

Officials of the United Nations Special Fund for Afghanistan have announced that Norway has contributed $2.6 million to the fund, a donation that is expected to support the organisation’s continued efforts to assist people in need in Afghanistan.

According to the fund’s officials, Norway’s new contribution supports joint UN efforts and creates scope for greater assistance to Afghan communities. They said this support will play an important role in continuing relief programmes for people in need in Afghanistan.

The officials of the UN Special Fund also welcomed Norway’s continued support, describing it as part of the country’s sustained backing for aid efforts in Afghanistan.

The United Nations Special Fund for Afghanistan is one of the support mechanisms used to finance part of the humanitarian programmes and help vulnerable communities in the country.