The British government has announced that it will allocate 105 million pounds annually for humanitarian and development projects in Afghanistan in a three-year program from 2026 to 2029; a program that the country says focuses on providing basic services, supporting women and girls, and helping vulnerable groups.
Publish dateSaturday 18 July 2026 - 07:48
Story Code : 360814
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): The British government has announced the development of a new financial package to continue supporting the people of Afghanistan.
According to this program, 105 million pounds will be allocated annually from 2026 to 2029 for projects that aim to improve the living conditions of Afghan citizens.
British officials have announced that these funds will be spent in areas such as health services, education, ensuring food security, strengthening family livelihoods, and increasing the resilience of local communities to the consequences of climate change.
London has also emphasized that the implementation of these programs will be carried out through aid agencies and partner organizations. In addition, the UK says it will also support regional programs to address the situation of Afghan refugees returning from neighboring countries.
According to British officials, women and girls are at the heart of this program, and a significant portion of services and assistance will be allocated to this group.
After the political transformation of Afghanistan in 2021, many Western countries stopped direct aid to the caretaker government, but humanitarian aid to the Afghan people continued through the United Nations and international organizations.
The UK has also been a major provider of this aid in recent years and has announced that it will continue its approach to supporting the Afghan people in the coming years.
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