Business
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Pakistan Allows Transit Goods from Afghanistan to Be Moved to Karachi Port
Pakistan permits transfer of Afghan transit goods stuck in Chaman and Quetta to Karachi and Qasim ports, resuming vital trade…
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Four Infrastructure Projects Completed at Aqina Port; Construction of New Hangar Begins
Four infrastructure projects at Aqina Port in Faryab completed; new hangar construction starts to enhance customs and trade services.
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Shop Rent Hikes in Qarabagh Prompt Merchants to Demand Reconsideration
Shopkeepers in Qarabagh market protest rising rents, urging municipal authorities to reconsider to ease economic pressure amid declining sales.
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Taliban Administration Launches 183 Development Projects in Parwan Province
The Taliban launches 183 development projects in Parwan province, focusing on infrastructure, irrigation, and economic growth amid ongoing local challenges.
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Ninth Phase of Amu Darya Erosion Control Begins with 81 Million Afghanis Budget
Taliban's Department of Water and Energy begins the ninth phase of the Amu Darya erosion control project with an 81…
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Taliban Issues New Directive to Purchase Fuel Only from Authorized Companies
The Taliban orders all fuel purchases to be from licensed companies, warning of legal action against low-quality fuel providers amid…
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Taliban Approves Construction of Trade Markets in Sar-e Pul and Jawzjan Provinces
The Taliban approve construction of two new trade markets in Sar-e Pul and Jawzjan provinces, aiming to boost local economies…
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Five Customs Projects in Aqina, Faryab Officially Inaugurated
Five key customs projects in Aqina, Faryab, costing 155 million afghanis, were completed to boost infrastructure and service quality under…
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Over 11,500 Kilograms of Precious Stones Sold from Nuristan’s Mawi Mines
Over 11,500 kg of precious stones sold from Nuristan's Mawi mines for 113 million Afghanis to boost local economy under…
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Afghanistan Extends Electricity Purchase Agreement with Iran for 2026
Afghanistan extends its electricity import contract with Iran for 2026 amid ongoing energy shortages and lack of domestic production plans.