Year in Review- 2024

3. Victory at the Central Asian Championship, The under-17 national football team of Afghanistan triumphed in the Central Asian Championship by defeating Uzbekistan. This victory is a testament to the growing potential of sports in Afghanistan and the dedication of its young athletes.

4. Humanitarian Support in Herat:Thanks to the leadership of Azizi Group, 300 million Afghanis were provided to support victims of the earthquake in Herat. Their recent announcement of a $10 billion initiative reflects a commitment to rebuilding and supporting affected communities.

5. Personal Recovery:On a personal note, I am grateful for my recovery from surgery. Health is wealth, and I look forward to what 2025 holds for both myself and the world.

6. Afghanistan Cricket Championship

The Afghanistan Cricket Championship 2024 was an exhilarating tournament that showcased the nation’s cricketing talent. Teams from across the regions competed fiercely, igniting passion among fans who filled the stadiums with cheers. This event not only highlighted emerging players but also fostered national pride and unity.

Challenging News:

1. Tragic Losses:The year was marred by the martyrdom of Ustad Abul Abd Ismail Haniyeh, a significant loss for Palastine and the Islamic world. Additionally, the sad news of deaths and injuries in Nangarhar and other regions due to heavy rains brought sorrow to many families.

2. Heartbreaking Incidents:The killing of Gelman Pashtin گیله من پشتین، was another heartbreaking event, highlighting the ongoing challenges facing the country.

3. Continued Educational Restrictions: The ban on school and university education for women remains a disheartening reality in Afghanistan, stifling the potential of countless young women.

4. Loss of Qari Barktullah: The passing of Qari Barktullah was felt deeply across Afghanistan, marking a significant loss in the Islamic community.

5. Refugee Deportations: The deportation of Afghan refugees from Pakistan added to the distressing challenges faced by many families seeking safety and stability.

As we reflect on 2024, it is clear that the year brought both achievements and heartaches. There is hope that with resilience and solidarity, Afghanistan can navigate its challenges and work towards a brighter future in 2025.

Marzia Oryakhil about herself- “I am an accomplished HR professional and hold a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration (BBA) from Isteqlal University, located in Kabul, Afghanistan. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of working with renowned organizations such as UN-IFAD, War Child Canada, and the World Bank. This has enabled me to gain extensive expertise in HR management and organizational strategy. Currently, I am the Co-Founder and Chief Executive of Youth Without Border Organization for Development and Madrid Insurance Services Inc. In this role, I oversee operations and drive growth. I am known for my exceptional leadership skills and dedication to fostering a positive work environment. As a result, I have achieved remarkable success in my career. It is worth noting that I was also the recipient of the 2023 Asian Youth Award. Passionate about creating positive change, I’m actively contributes to community initiatives and empowers individuals and teams to reach their full potential. With their proven track record of success and commitment to excellence, I’m a valuable asset to any organization.”

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