Over 170,000 Tons of Goods Transported by Afghanistan’s Railways in One Week

The Directorate of Public Benefits under the Taliban administration has announced that more than 170,626 tons of goods were transported via Afghanistan’s railway lines during the past week.

Mohammad Ashraf Haqshenas, spokesperson for the directorate, stated in a press release that these shipments were carried out through the Hairatan, Aqina, Turghundi routes, as well as the Khaf-Herat railway line.

According to him, these routes are among the most important transit corridors in Afghanistan, playing a significant role in the transport of commercial goods and meeting the demands of domestic markets.

The Khaf-Herat railway line connects Afghanistan to the regional rail network, while the Hairatan, Aqina, and Turghundi routes serve as key gateways for the import and export of goods.