AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoUN Oversight: UNAMA says the UN Security Council will hold a special meeting on Afghanistan on June 8, with concerns centered on Taliban restrictions on women’s education and employment and declining humanitarian assistance. Human Rights: UNAMA also reports that women in Herat were detained over alleged non-compliance with Taliban dress rules, warning of serious rights violations. Trade & Connectivity: Ariana Afghan Airlines has launched daily Kabul–Delhi passenger and cargo flights, aiming to boost trade access and investment links. Electricity Infrastructure: DABS says CASA-1000 work is progressing in three phases across Afghanistan, with the project expected to generate about $60m annually and strengthen regional economic stability. Judicial Activity: Afghanistan’s Supreme Court reports 70,376 cases processed and 37,995 legal documents executed in the third quarter of 1447 AH. Returnee Support: Afghanistan’s migrants commission says 488 families returned in 24 hours and that residential plots and cash assistance were distributed to returnees. Security & Economy: Police in Kabul report rounding up 90,000 beggars over four years, while Ghazni authorities say they seized 44kg of opium and detained a suspected smuggler.
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