Iran's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Irvani said at the Security Council meeting about Afghanistan
Iran's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Irwani said at the Security Council meeting on Afghanistan: "As a neighbor, Iran has borne a disproportionate share of the burden of the Afghan crisis, especially after the reckless withdrawal of the United States in 2020." More than six million Afghans have taken refuge in Iran, which has put a lot of pressure on our limited resources. Iran spends more than 10 billion dollars annually to meet their needs, but this time it has not received enough support from the international community.
Irani said: Countries like Iran and Pakistan need continuous aid, while efforts should be focused on strengthening Afghanistan's capacity to provide housing, jobs and basic services to enable the return of refugees.
Irwani added: The establishment of a government whose laws are made by the nation's representatives and an inclusive government is necessary for long-term peace and stability in Afghanistan. Such a government can address key challenges, prevent a return to conflict, and stem the flow of refugees to neighboring countries.
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