Business
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An $8 Million Salt Production Factory Opens in Balkh Province
An $8 million modern salt production factory has opened in Mazar-i-Sharif, Balkh, aiming to boost local industry and market supply.
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Taliban Officials and Uzbekistan Discuss Boosting Trade and Resolving Customs Issues
Taliban and Uzbekistan officials meet to boost trade, expand exports, and resolve customs challenges, aiming to strengthen economic ties and…
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Afghan National Development Company Delegation Arrives in Minsk to Discuss Economic Cooperation
Afghan National Development Company visits Minsk to discuss expanding economic ties and exports with Belarus amid ongoing concerns about transparency.
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Agricultural and Livestock Products Exhibition Held in Balkh Province
An exhibition in Balkh showcased agricultural and livestock products from Balkh, Uruzgan, and Badakhshan provinces, supporting economic growth and local…
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UNDP: Private Sector Key to Afghanistan’s Economic Stability
UNDP highlights the private sector as Afghanistan’s main path to economic stability amid ongoing hardships and efforts to boost growth…
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Taliban Allocates 100 Jeribs of Land in Kabul for Export Processing Center
Taliban allocates 100 jeribs of land in Kabul to build a standard export processing and packaging center, aiming to boost…
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Over 24 Tons of Low-Quality Bitumen Sent Back from Herat to Turkmenistan
Taliban’s Standards Department returns 24.53 tons of low-quality bitumen from Herat to Turkmenistan, stressing strict quality control at import borders.
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Afghani Strengthens Against Dollar; Calls for Price Controls Rise
Afghani currency strengthens to 62 per US dollar, prompting calls for Taliban to control prices and ensure goods become more…
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Afghan Women Persist in Work Efforts Supported by UNDP Amid Restrictions
UNDP supports Afghan women striving to work amid Taliban restrictions, helping them start businesses and boost economic stability.
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Afghanistan Solidarity Fund Highlights Dignity and Livelihood in Its Projects
Afghanistan Solidarity Fund stresses dignity and livelihood as key to sustainable projects, promoting local partnerships and community resilience.