UNICEF announced the support of 40 Afghan women and girls in the sewing sector
The United Nations Children's Fund in Afghanistan says that with the financial support of the European Union, they have provided 40 young women and girls with job creation and tailoring training.
On Monday, March 25, UNICEF wrote on its "X" Twitter page that these women and girls can cover part of their families' expenses through the financial support of the European Union Embassy in Afghanistan.
The EU office in Afghanistan also said in a message that hundreds of women and girls are gaining skills and opportunities for a "better" future.
In the last two years, UN aid organizations have allocated most of their aid and focus in the areas of women's empowerment and employment; As the Office of the United Nations Vice-President emphasized in its recent 2023 reports, women's decision-making power in families has decreased at the same time as they lose their jobs.
Most of these women emphasized international aid and support for women in the UNAMA evaluation.
One of the women who benefited from the support of the European Union said without mentioning her name that she is now able to support her family financially through sewing.
دفتر یونیسف در افغانستان نیز نوشته است: «صدها دختر و پسر نوجوان و اعضای خانواده آنها از درآمدزایی و معیشتی از جمله آموزش حرفه ای بهره مند خواهند شد.»
خیاطی و صنایع دستی یگانه گزینه‌های که زنان افغان را امیدوار ساخته تا در این زمنیه فعالیت کنند و به گفته‌ی یوناما علاقه‌مندی دختران پس از بسته شدن دروازه‌های آموزش به خیاطی و صنایع دستی افزایش یافته است.
این در حالی است که پیش از این برنامه جهانی غذا اعلام کرده بود که به منظور خودکفایی زنان در افغانستان برنامه‌های آموزش خیاطی را در سراسر افغانستان راه‌اندازی کرده است.
On Monday, the 6th of Hamel, this organization reported the goal of launching these programs as "women's self-sufficiency in Afghanistan" by publishing a message on X's page.
برنامه جهانی غذا همچنان تاکید کرده بود که این تصمیم همزمان با کاهش «فرصت‌های اقتصادی» برای زنان در افغانستان اتخاذ شده است.
