UN provides vocational training to people recovering from addiction in Afghanistan

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The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime supported 816 people recovering from addiction in Afghanistan since January this year.
The agency provided these individuals with technical and vocational training using financial support from the European Union. The group included 719 men and 97 women. After completing the training, the participants received basic equipment and resources to launch their own businesses. The program aims to help these people earn an income and rejoin their communities.
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