KABUL: Japan’s Ambassador to Afghanistan, Takayoshi Kurumiya, has emphasized the country’s commitment to cooperating with Afghan families in the area of food security.
In a statement from the World Food Program, Kurumiya expressed support for Afghans during a visit to a food security center in Kabul, reaffirming Japan’s dedication to continuing its assistance.
According to the statement, Japan has recently provided emergency food aid valued at $7 million, benefiting 30,000 families, along with support for 30,000 school students and medical assistance for 60,000 women and children involved in food security efforts.
Japan reaffirms commitment to cooperate with Afghans in food security
