KABUL (TOLONews): The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund said in a report that 60 percent of girls and 46 percent of boys of primary school age are currently not getting any level of education in Afghanistan.
UNICEF said that Japan has provided $10 million to support the “continuity of children’s learning amidst a learning crisis in Afghanistan.”
With this contribution, UNICEF said, “71,500 children are expected to continue their education.”
“The Islamic Emirate should have a proper solution so that the international community also makes efforts in the fields of education and higher education, so that it can bring a beneficial result,” said Janat Fahim Chakari, a political analyst.
According to UNICEF, this contribution from the Government of Japan will allow UNICEF to:
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