KABUL (Pajhwok): Religious scholars from several Muslim countries have urged the Biden administration to unfreeze Afghanistan’s assets worth billions of dollars.
Currently on a trip to Afghanistan, leading ulema from Egypt, Sudan, Palestine and Libya believed Afghanistan’s grave cash crisis would ease to some extent if its foreign reserves were freed up.
Sheikh Mohammad Al-Sagheer, head of the visiting delegation, told a news conference here on Tuesday they had discussed education for women and girls with the officials of the caretaker government.
“At meetings with Islamic Emirate leaders, we discussed the issue of women’s education. The . . .
