CHARIKAR (Pajhwok): As part of the 10th batch of European Union (EU) aid, at least 280 tonnes of food, medicine and anti-Covid equipment arrived in Kabul on Monday.
In a tweet, EU Commissioner Nazlinarchi confirmed the assistance from the European bloc had arrived in Kabul.
He promised the EU would always stand by Afghans.
Earlier, the World Bank announced that donor countries had agreed to provide $280 million from frozen funds to Afghanistan from the ARTF.
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