US honors partnerships that resettled thousands of Afghan allies
December 02, 2024 | US Department of State
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In a significant gathering honoring the resettlement of Afghan allies, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken, alongside key officials including Deputy Secretary of State Richard Burma and Homeland Security Advisor Liz Sherwood Randall, highlighted the collaborative efforts that have successfully relocated 183,000 Afghans since the conclusion of U.S. operations in Afghanistan in August 2021.
The event celebrated the partnerships between the U.S. government and various organizations dedicated to assisting those who faced peril due to their association with American forces, including interpreters and civil society leaders. Blinken emphasized the importance of these efforts, which reflect a commitment to safeguarding individuals and families who supported the U.S. mission over the past two decades.
This initiative not only underscores the U.S. government's dedication to its allies but also marks a pivotal moment in addressing the humanitarian needs of those who risked their lives for the values upheld by the United States.
The event celebrated the partnerships between the U.S. government and various organizations dedicated to assisting those who faced peril due to their association with American forces, including interpreters and civil society leaders. Blinken emphasized the importance of these efforts, which reflect a commitment to safeguarding individuals and families who supported the U.S. mission over the past two decades.
This initiative not only underscores the U.S. government's dedication to its allies but also marks a pivotal moment in addressing the humanitarian needs of those who risked their lives for the values upheld by the United States.
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