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FAO Distributes Over 78,000 Wheat Seed Packages to Afghanistan Farmers This Winter

Mohammad Farhaad Mohammad Farhaad
28 December 2025 - Solar Hijri Date: 1404/10/07 [t_time:1766929351]
A farmer in Afghanistan holds harvested wheat. The UN Food and Agriculture Organization distributed 78,400 wheat seed packages to farmers across the country during the current winter to combat rising hunger and malnutrition. (Photo Credit: WFP)

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The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) says that during the current winter, it has distributed 78,400 packages of wheat seeds to farmers across Afghanistan.

The organization added a message on Sunday, December 28, that these packages were provided at the appropriate time for planting.

The aforementioned organization emphasized that, with increasing hunger and malnutrition, helping farmers is a humanitarian measure.

However, the United Nations says that approximately 21 million people will be dependent on humanitarian aid in 2026.

The United Nations has also stated that in 2025, due to budget shortages, it will be forced to reduce its aid in Afghanistan.

You can read the Persian version of this news here:

سازمان ملل در زمستان امسال بیش از ۷۸ هزار بسته گندم زراعتی به کشاورزان افغانستان توزیع کرد

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