Sadaqat Ghorzang

2 days ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

Pakistan's Special Representative for Afghanistan Mohammad Sadiq held talks with officials at the Torkham town to promote trade activities and prevent violence along the Durand Line. Torkham Commissioner Abdul Jabbar Hikmat told TOLOnews that the two sides discussed facilitating the movement of commercial goods, emergency patients, and travelers. Speaking about the meeting, Commissioner Hikmat said: “Efforts should now focus on expanding trade.

1 week ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

The Pakistani government recently announced that after the end of May this year, Afghan drivers will no longer be allowed to cross the Torkham crossing without a passport and visa. Torkham is one of Afghanistan’s most important commercial crossings, with hundreds of cargo trucks transporting goods daily. Meanwhile, drivers using this route say the Pakistani government’s decision has disrupted their daily operations.

1 week ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

More than 4,000 eligible individuals have registered for employment at the Omari temporary camp in Torkham. According to officials, over 900 skilled professionals have also been recruited to facilitate job placement. Haroon Hamed, head of the employment committee at the Omari camp, said: "Among those registered, we have both skilled individuals with professional expertise and unskilled workers performing basic tasks.

1 week ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

Since the beginning of the second wave of forced deportations of Afghan migrants from Pakistan, 34 children have been born in the Omari Camp in Torkham Township. According to health officials at the camp, essential healthcare services and necessary facilities have been provided to mothers and newborns.

2 weeks ago | tolonews.com | Sadaqat Ghorzang

Construction of the administrative complex in the temporary returnee camp in Torkham Township, located in Momandara district of Nangarhar province, is nearly 90 percent complete. According to officials, the complex is being built on an area of 2,500 square meters and will contain 67 administrative rooms. Once completed, it will provide essential services for Afghans recently returned from Pakistan and will streamline bureaucratic procedures, reducing multi-day processing to just a few hours.