Afghanistan is a landlocked country in Central Asia, with a predominantly mountainous topography dominated by the Hindu Kush range. The population exceeds 40 million people, with a median age hovering around 18 years – making it one of the youngest populations globally. Roughly 46% of Afghans are under 15 years old.
The country faces significant development challenges, with approximately 55% of the population living below the poverty line. The literacy rate remains among the world’s lowest at roughly 43%, with a stark gender disparity – about 55% for men compared to only 30% for women…
