Social Affairs
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February 17, 2026Nearly 500 Health Specialists Graduate as Taliban Officials Urge Separation of Medicine from Commerce
Nearly 500 health specialists graduate under Taliban's Ministry of Public Health, stressing ethical medical practice and separating medicine from commerce.
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February 17, 2026Joint Campaign Launched to Strengthen Urban Order in Khost
Taliban officials in Khost launch a joint campaign to improve urban order and public awareness amid ongoing city challenges.
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February 17, 2026Work Tools Distributed to 450 Vocational Training Graduates in Laghman and Kunduz
Work tools and cash aid distributed to 450 vocational training graduates in Laghman and Kunduz to empower low-income families economically.
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February 17, 2026UN: Afghan Cities Unprepared for Rapid Urban Growth
UN-Habitat warns Afghan cities lack preparedness for rapid urban growth, risking worsening housing and infrastructure challenges by 2060.
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February 17, 2026FAO Forecasts Near-Normal Rainfall and Rising Temperatures in Afghanistan
FAO forecasts near-normal rainfall in western and southern Afghanistan, with rising temperatures across the country from February 16 to 22.
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February 17, 2026Herat Embarks on Greening Initiative with 50,000 Trees to Be Planted This Year
Herat plans to plant 50,000 trees in 2024 to expand green spaces, reduce pollution, and improve urban areas under a…
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February 16, 2026Japan Supports Construction of Water Supply Network in Northeast Kabul
UN-Habitat, supported by Japan’s JICA, is building a water supply system in northeast Kabul, providing clean water to over 160…
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February 15, 2026Snow and Rain Forecasted in 16 Provinces Across Afghanistan
Afghanistan's Meteorological Department forecasts snow and rain in 16 provinces with possible heavy winds and flash floods. Residents urged to…
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February 15, 2026WFP Supports 445,000 Afghans Towards Greater Livelihood Stability
WFP helped 445,000 Afghans achieve improved food security and livelihood stability through sustainable programs in 2023.
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February 15, 2026UN OCHA: Restricted Access Impacts Humanitarian Aid Distribution in Afghanistan
UN OCHA reports that restricted access in Afghanistan hampers humanitarian aid distribution, with Taliban-imposed limits affecting operations in several districts.