Speaking after the final, tournament coordinator Ahmad Zia Hemmati said: “These competitions bring young players together, not just to compete, but to foster unity and solidarity in our communities.”
Players and spectators celebrated the victory as Shahristan lifted the cup, with individual awards also handed out to top performers at the closing ceremony.
Football remains one of the most popular sports in Afghanistan, often serving as a tool for social cohesion and youth engagement.
Local tournaments like the Unity and Solidarity Cup aim to provide competitive opportunities while strengthening community ties through sport.
