We have provided job opportunities for nearly 2,500 women. A yarn-producing company in Herat said.

A businesswoman in Kabul is providing work and professional training for women.

A. plan is being drawn up for women to return to work and that the current restrictions on women in the workplace are not necessarily permanent. Deputy Minister of Economy Abdul Latif Nazari said.

The United Nations is hosting a meeting of special envoys from several countries on Afghanistan in Qatar Today to discuss key issues.

In a message on the occasion of March 8th, the political deputy of the Islamic Emirate said yesterday that the Islamic Emirate does not want to deceive women with empty slogans and false promises and use them as a tool to get projects and money, as in the past.

Hundreds of women in Jawzjan declared their support for the Islamic Emirate and the Islamic hijab.

Sher Mohammad Abas Stanekzai said that the Islamic Emirate will provide access to work and education to all citizens particularly women and girls.

An exhibition of women’s handicrafts was opened, Tuesday in Baghlan province. Local officials of this province said.

Religious and cultural experts say that with the re-establishment of the Islamic Emirate in Afghanistan, the harassment of women in the streets and back alleys of Kabul and other big cities has decreased by 40 percent, and if the hijab is observed, the culture of promiscuity will be eradicated.

Experts emphasize in the "discourse and analysis of the personality dimensions of Hazrat Zainab (s.a.)" that women should have a meaningful presence in society and politics by following the example of that Hazrat.

A three day exhibition under the name of “female entrepreneurs’ handicrafts” has been launched in Balkh.

The interest of women and girls in the art of engraving has increased in Herat.

Local officials of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan said that, Job opportunities provided to 4361 women in Khost province.

The UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) has contributed an additional GBP 24 million ($28 million) towards UNICEF’s $2 billion Humanitarian Action for Children (HAC) appeal for Afghanistan.

One successful female entrepreneur in Kandahar has for the past four years run an all-women company.

During a meeting in Kabul, officials from a women's advocacy body called the decisions and decisions of the Consultative Jirga held without the presence of women unacceptable and unjust, and called on the authorities of the Islamic Emirate to invite women to the Loya Jirga as well.

"Despite decades of war in Afghanistan, women remain stable," said the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), who led a delegation to Afghanistan, meeting with a group of businesswomen. She also noted that many children, especially girls, have been deprived of education.

The deteriorated economic condition has hampered the market of handicraft items in central Daikundi, an official said.

Businesswomen and girls have formed a permanent market called "Friday's Market" to help them advance in their careers.

Hillary Clinton is urging Afghanistan's supporters to ensure that women are included in negotiations to end the country's long war _ and to never again allow the Taliban to impose “a reign of terror against women and girls.”