UN Assistance Mission in Afghanistan

The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) is a UN-led initiative established in 2002 to support Afghanistan in rebuilding after decades of conflict. Its main goals are to promote peace, stability, and human rights, assist in governance, and facilitate humanitarian aid. UNAMA works closely with the Afghan government, civil society, and international stakeholders to address challenges such as poverty, security, and political development. By providing expertise and coordination, UNAMA aims to create a more stable and prosperous Afghanistan, helping the country transition to a self-sustaining future.