Mullah Nooruddin Turabi Meets Head of Solidarity Institute
KABUL (Afghan Verified) -- Mullah Nooruddin Turabi, head of the National Disaster Management Authority, met with the head of the Solidarity Institute and his delegation.
The two sides discussed support for internally displaced persons and returnees, according to the authority.
Turabi highlighted the authority's activities in assisting returnees, stating that essential services are provided daily to returning migrants in standard camps.
The head of the Solidarity Institute expressed intentions to provide assistance to Afghan displaced persons and returnees in coordination with the National Disaster Management Authority.
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