KABUL (Pajhwok): The United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF) says Japan has provided $3 million to the people of Afghanistan for access to health services.
In a statement, UNICEF said the funding would help it reach nearly 69,000 individuals, including internally-displaced people affected by Afghanistan’s complex humanitarian emergency.
It said a portion of the money would be allocated to children’s care and nutrition.
“Japan has a strong reputation as an advocate for children, especially in Afghanistan where it has contributed over $114 million to UNICEF since 2015,” said the UNICEF representative in Afghanistan.
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