Business
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UN says global food prices hit highest level in August
FAO says global food prices rose to their highest level since late 2022 in August, driven by weather, Black Sea…
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Taliban administration reports sharp drop in foreign aid to institutions
Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid says foreign aid to institutions in Afghanistan has fallen sharply, but humanitarian needs remain.
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Afghanistan’s Reliance on Imports Grows Sharply Over Five Years
Afghanistan’s imports surged to $13.1 billion by 2025, widening the trade gap as exports remained volatile.
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Nuristan Gemstones Sold for More Than 122 Million Afghanis
Taliban officials say gemstones from Nuristan were sold at auction for more than 122 million Afghanis, with proceeds to go…
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Taliban says it held talks with Russian officials on expanding trade
Taliban officials and Russian representatives discussed expanding trade, banking exchanges and machinery imports in talks in Chelyabinsk.
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Saudi oil exports fall to lowest level in nine years
Saudi crude oil exports fell to a nine-year low in August as Red Sea attacks disrupted shipping routes, Bloomberg reported.
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Ariana Afghan to Resume Direct Flights Between Kandahar and Dubai
Ariana Afghan Airlines will resume direct flights between Kandahar and Dubai from Friday, easing travel for passengers, traders and students.
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UN Says Lack of Finance Is Major Barrier for Businesses in Afghanistan
UNDP says poor access to finance is a major barrier for Afghan businesses, especially small firms and women-led enterprises.
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Taliban Officials in Indonesia Discuss Expanding Trade Ties
Taliban officials in Indonesia discuss expanding trade ties, private-sector cooperation and investment opportunities with the Indonesian chamber.
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Taliban administration and India discuss postal cooperation and e-commerce
Taliban officials and India Post discussed e-commerce, transit transfers and expanding postal cooperation at an Asia-Pacific meeting.