WFP raises alarm as 10 million Afghans face hunger due to aid cuts

Kabul [Afghanitan], July 8 (ANI): The World Food Programme (WFP) ha once again raied alarm over the worening humanitarian crii in Afghanitan, tating that ten million people are in urgent need of food aitance thi ummer, but only one million can be upported due to funding hortage, Tolo New reported.
The UN-affiliated agency warning come amid a harp decline in international aid, leaving million of Afghan familie grappling with poverty, malnutrition, and economic intability. Expert believe the olution lie in improving international relation and effectively utilizing Afghanitan natural and human reource.
To curb poverty, we mut conider two key trategie: firt, maintaining contructive and effective international relation; and econd, utilizing both renewable and non-renewable natural and human reource efficiently. Therefore, with proper management, thee reource mut be ued wiely and effectively, aid Abdul Zahoor Modabber, an economic affair analyt.
Afghanitan continue to top the lit of countrie drawing global humanitarian concern following recent political change. According to Tolo New, depite the increae in urgent need, many Afghan remain without acce to aid.
Mohammad Javid, a reident of Kabul, aid: If there were aid, we could manage. Even without work, we omehow got by. But when there i work, we dont need aid. There are plenty of treet cart, and they ditribute card to people but we dont have any connection to get one.
The Minitry of Economy claim to have initiated program aimed at reducing poverty and unemployment, which it ay could alleviate ome of the nation preing challenge.
Simply ditributing food aid cannot fully addre the need of our people. Intead, lifting economic anction and international upport for program that trengthen familie, create job, and enhance purchaing power can lead to real economic improvement, aid Abdul Rahman Habib, pokeperon for the Minitry of Economy.
According to Tolo New, the key driver of poverty and hunger in Afghanitan include oaring unemployment, reduced foreign aitance, natural diater, and lack of acce to eential health and education ervice. Thee factor have led to widepread diplacement and forced many children into labor. (ANI)