Germany Commits to Long-Term Support for Afghanistan

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock Visits Kabul

Germany's Continued Commitment to Afghanistan

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock pledged ongoing support for Afghanistan during a recent visit to Kabul. This commitment extends beyond financial assistance, encompassing diplomatic engagement and humanitarian aid.

Baerbock emphasized the importance of continued international cooperation in Afghanistan, highlighting the need for a coordinated approach to address the ongoing humanitarian crisis and support the country's long-term development.

Germany's Contributions to Afghanistan

Germany has been a major donor to Afghanistan since 2001, providing over 6 billion euros in development assistance. The country's contributions have focused on:

• Education
• Healthcare
• Infrastructure
• Good governance

In 2022, Germany pledged an additional 150 million euros to support Afghanistan's humanitarian response, addressing urgent needs such as food security, shelter, and healthcare.

Germany's Diplomatic Role

Beyond financial assistance, Germany remains actively engaged in Afghanistan through diplomatic efforts. The German Embassy in Kabul continues to operate, facilitating dialogue between the Afghan government and the international community.

Germany has also played a key role in regional diplomatic initiatives, supporting efforts to promote stability and peace in the region.

Germany's Future Engagement in Afghanistan

Foreign Minister Baerbock's recent visit to Kabul underscores Germany's long-term commitment to Afghanistan. Germany remains committed to supporting the country's development, humanitarian needs, and diplomatic efforts.

The German government recognizes the challenges facing Afghanistan and will continue to cooperate with partners to address these challenges and support the Afghan people.