The Taliban’s Martyrs and Disabled Affairs Directorate has announced the distribution of food supplies to 400 orphans, widows, and disabled individuals in Kabul city. This aid, coordinated with a charitable organization, includes essential food items.<\/p>\n
According to published information, each eligible family received food supplies worth approximately 9,000 Afghanis, which included flour, oil, rice, and other necessary items. The Directorate stated that the distribution process was conducted after identifying qualified individuals, ensuring that the aid reached recipients fairly and systematically.<\/p>\n
Taliban officials said this program aims to alleviate the livelihood challenges faced by the families of martyrs and persons with disabilities. However, amid rising poverty and unemployment in various parts of the country, many needy families still await sustainable programs and ongoing economic support.<\/p>\n
At the aid distribution ceremony, several officials from the Directorate, including the Head of Social Services, the Chief of Information and Public Relations, and the Project Implementation Supervisor, were present to oversee the process.<\/p>\n
According to the Martyrs and Disabled Affairs Directorate, this aid is part of a food distribution program benefiting 1,400 individuals in Kabul and its districts. Previously, another 1,000 beneficiaries had received assistance, and with the completion of this phase, the distribution process for all planned recipients has concluded.<\/p>\n
The Taliban administration emphasized that the aid was welcomed by recipients; however, some Kabul residents have stated that, given the extent of economic challenges, such programs should be implemented transparently, inclusively, and sustainably to adequately meet the real needs of vulnerable families.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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