Some work as barbers, carpenters, tailors, grocery store clerks, or welders. For many of these victims, the Turkish Red Crescent provided a means of support.
The Turkish Red Crescent Delegation in Afghanistan assists Afghans who wish to launch businesses in this and numerous other industries, enabling them to remain in and support their nation.
Afghans who desire assistance as part of the “Voluntary Return Support Project” run by the Turkish Red Crescent in Afghanistan must first travel there and submit an application to the ministry overseeing immigration and returns. Those who can prove that they returned to Afghanistan voluntarily ask for help from the Turkish Red Crescent Afghanistan Delegation in order to start a business under the direction of the ministry.
The effort, according to Farid Ahmed Ziya, head of the Turkish Red Crescent Delegation to Afghanistan, stopped a lot of people from emigrating.
Given their congested family structures, Ziya, who claimed that they have so far established 65 small companies in the capital city of the pilot region, said that they provide a source of income for thousands of individuals.
