UNICEF: In 2024, Over 20 Million People in Afghanistan Received Primary Health Services

In a report published on its activities over the past year, the organization stated that these services were delivered through UNICEF-supported centers across the country.

According to the report, around 12 million children and mothers also benefited from the organization’s nutritional services.

UNICEF also stated that under the framework of the “Community-Based Education” program, 564,000 children—64 percent of whom were girls—gained access to education.

The organization emphasized that despite these achievements in the past year, it continues to face complex challenges in Afghanistan.

The organization had previously announced that in September of last year, it supported 2,400 health centers in various Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.