Special Trust Fund for Afghanistan (STFA) announced on Friday the government of Norway has actually contributed $4.25 million to support the fund’& rsquo; s programs in the country.In a post on its X page, the fund specified that Norway’& rsquo; s financial support will improve the shipment of crucial services in Afghanistan during this vital period.STFA revealed appreciation for Norway’& rsquo; s contribution, calling it a substantial step toward long-lasting support for those in urgent need.Meanwhile, the Ministry of Economy invited the contribution and concurrently prompted the global neighborhood to focus on infrastructure tasks to assist enhance Afghanistan’& rsquo; s financial situation.“& ldquo; We appreciate Norway and all nations and companies that are complying in the economic sector,” & rdquo; stated Abdul Rahman Habib, the representative for the Ministry of Economy.Norway’& rsquo; s donation comes at a time when humanitarian help to Afghanistan has considerably declined.Previously, the United Nations had provided a call for help to support individuals in requirement in Afghanistan.Recently, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) estimated that more than 22 million people in Afghanistan will require humanitarian support in 2025.
According to OCHA, 40 percent of humanitarian help has reduced following the suspension of United States financial support to Afghanistan.The post Norway contributes over $4 million to Afghanistan initially appeared on TINS News|Afghanistan News.