KABUL deserved greater support than ever to deal with its challenges, top United Nations officials said on Monday.
UN humanitarian affairs chief Mark Lowcock and the UN High Commissioner for Refugees Filippo Grandi, after a joint two-day visit to the country, told journalists in Geneva that Afghanistan needed greater global assistance.
A UN statement quoted Lowcock as saying: “The world needs to pay a bit more attention again to Afghanistan to help them through this challenging period . . .
