In August 2021, Afghanistan fell under the control of the Taliban, resulting in the displacement of over 1.6 million Afghans and bringing the total number of Afghans in neighboring countries to 8.2 million. However, those who remained in the country or fled faced various challenges. Within Afghanistan, the Taliban imposed strict restrictions on women, prohibiting their participation in social activities and preventing them from working, studying, and running businesses. For those who sought refuge in neighboring countries like Iran and Pakistan, unemployment and a lack of educational opportunities became significant issues. Additionally, for those who were evacuated to countries with stronger economic and political stability, securing reliable employment has become a primary goal in their lives due to the challenges of adapting to a new language.