Head of the Turkish Red Crescent: A global mobilization must begin to resolve the Afghan crisis

The head of the Turkish Red Crescent says that a global mobilization should be launched to prevent the crisis in Afghanistan from growing.

“Our goal was to get more detailed information about the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan and to facilitate humanitarian programs,” Karam Kınık, head of the Turkish Red Crescent Society said.

He stressed that the humanitarian crisis has intensified since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan and that the possible migration has affected Iran to European countries, adding: “Humanitarian efforts based on protection and prevention can increase the crisis and its secondary effects.”, Prevent third and fourth such as immigration and security.

The head of the Turkish Red Crescent said: “The cost of this is very low today, but we have a few months ahead and the countdown to the humanitarian crisis has begun. “If we cannot calm down this crisis by next summer, the wave of migration will flare up.”

The head of the Turkish Red Crescent, Karam Kinik, arrived in Kabul a few days ago for a four-day visit.

During his visit, he reportedly spoke with Taliban officials about humanitarian aid to Afghanistan.