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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson
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Afghans will receive the support they need to find work, continue their education and integrate into their local communities.
All evacuated Afghans who have collaborated with the British military in Afghanistan as part of Operation Warm Welcome will be able to remain in the UK without any time limit. It is reported by Interfax-Ukraine citing a press release from the government of the United Kingdom.
It is noted that they will all receive the support they need to find work, continue their education and integrate into their local communities.
“We are deeply indebted to those who have worked with the Armed Forces in Afghanistan, and I am determined to provide them and their families with the support they need to rebuild their lives here in the UK,” British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said.
As part of the assistance, the government is allocating at least £ 12 million to create additional school places for Afghan children, and up to 300 scholarships will be provided for Afghan students and graduate students at UK universities.
An additional £ 3 million is earmarked for this category of Afghans to gain access to health care, and everyone is offered vaccinations against COVID-19.
As previously reported, Great Britain has completed the operation to evacuate from Afghanistan civilians, military personnel and Afghans who helped the British.
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