China has pledged to provide ¥100 million in aid to support Afghan migrants who are being expelled from Pakistan. The announcement was made during a meeting between the political deputy ministries of the foreign ministries of China and Afghanistan. The aid will be allocated to various sectors, including cardiac care facilities and educational scholarships. This assistance aims to address the challenges faced by the migrants upon their return to Afghanistan. It is estimated that around 800,000 Afghans will be returning to their country in the second phase of the expulsion from Pakistan. The decision to provide aid comes as concerns are raised about the difficult conditions in Afghanistan, including widespread poverty, inadequate health services, and increasing restrictions on women. Médecins Sans Frontières and several human rights organizations have expressed their concerns about the situation. [8a6ec4f4]