Kabul: After India dispatched its first consignment of 1.6 MT life saving drugs for Afghanistan, Taliban Responding thanked New Delhi, saying that the relationship between the two countries is “very important”. The aid, which included life-saving drugs, was flown by a special flight from New Delhi to Kabul on Saturday.
Afghan Ambassador to India Fareed Mamundje said on Twitter that the aid will help many people afghan family In this difficult time.
“All kids need a little help, a little hope and someone who believes in them.” first batch of medical aid from india Arrived in Kabul this morning. 1.6 MT of life saving medicines will help many families in this difficult time.
Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) deputy spokesman Ahmadullah Wasik said in a tweet on Saturday, “India is a leading country in the region. Afghanistan-India Relations are very important.”
The Ministry of External Affairs said earlier yesterday that in view of the challenging humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, the Indian government has sent a consignment of medical supplies on the return flight carrying the evacuated Indians and Afghanistan.
On Friday, 10 Indians and 94 Afghans were brought in a special flight, including members of Hindu-Sikh minority community The Ministry of External Affairs said that as a part of an evacuation mission carried out by India under Operation Devi Shakti from Afghanistan to the national capital. A total of 669 people have been evacuated from Afghanistan so far under “Operation Devi Shakti”, the Ministry of External Affairs said. This includes hundreds of Indians and Afghans, including members of the Afghan Hindu/Sikh minority community.
Afghan Ambassador to India Fareed Mamundje said on Twitter that the aid will help many people afghan family In this difficult time.
“All kids need a little help, a little hope and someone who believes in them.” first batch of medical aid from india Arrived in Kabul this morning. 1.6 MT of life saving medicines will help many families in this difficult time.
Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) deputy spokesman Ahmadullah Wasik said in a tweet on Saturday, “India is a leading country in the region. Afghanistan-India Relations are very important.”
The Ministry of External Affairs said earlier yesterday that in view of the challenging humanitarian situation in Afghanistan, the Indian government has sent a consignment of medical supplies on the return flight carrying the evacuated Indians and Afghanistan.
On Friday, 10 Indians and 94 Afghans were brought in a special flight, including members of Hindu-Sikh minority community The Ministry of External Affairs said that as a part of an evacuation mission carried out by India under Operation Devi Shakti from Afghanistan to the national capital. A total of 669 people have been evacuated from Afghanistan so far under “Operation Devi Shakti”, the Ministry of External Affairs said. This includes hundreds of Indians and Afghans, including members of the Afghan Hindu/Sikh minority community.
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