Officials in Laghman and Kunduz provinces have announced the distribution of work tools and cash assistance to a total of 450 graduates of vocational training programs. These initiatives aim to strengthen the economies of low-income families.<\/p>\n
Khalil-ur-Rahman Siddiqui, head of publications at Laghman’s Department of Economics, stated that 400 individuals received work tools after completing a six-month training course. According to him, these aids were provided by the United Nations Women\u2019s organizations, valued at 2.8 million Afghanis.<\/p>\n
According to provided information, each person received a sewing machine stand, iron, scissors, gas cylinder, table, and other necessary items to enable them to start small economic activities at home or in their living areas after graduation.<\/p>\n
In a separate report, the Northeast Zone Hunger Relief Directorate in Kunduz announced the graduation of 50 impoverished women from five-month vocational training courses. Mawlavi Ubaidullah Zubair, head of this directorate, said these women were trained in livestock management, embroidery, and fruit drying.<\/p>\n
He added that the program aims to economically empower needy families. Additionally, each of these women will receive 46,500 Afghanis in two installments.<\/p>\n
Economic experts emphasize that continuing such programs and creating market opportunities for home-based products play a crucial role in sustaining the incomes of low-income families. Otherwise, one-time aid alone cannot fundamentally solve the widespread issues of unemployment and poverty in the provinces.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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