Business
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Iraqi MP Calls for Economic Independence as Oil Funds Remain in US
Iraqi MP Ahmed al-Mousawi urges Baghdad to end the US-held oil funds issue and achieve economic sovereignty.
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Former Logar Governor Says Girls’ Education Ban Threatens Afghanistan’s Economic Future
Former Logar governor Mohammad Halim Fidai warns that bans on girls' education threaten Afghanistan's long-term economic future.
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Kabul to host banking conference on money transfers and digital services
Afghanistan’s banking association will hold a Kabul conference on easier money transfers, digital banking and expanded financial services.
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Five scanners worth 39.2 million afghanis installed at customs posts
Five scanners worth 39.2 million afghanis have been installed at customs posts in Afghanistan to improve passenger inspections.
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Taliban transport ministry reports progress on Kandahar airport project
Taliban transport ministry says work is progressing on a new terminal and car park at Kandahar's Ahmad Shah Baba International…
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Wakhan Road to Open, but Border Infrastructure Not Ready for Transit
Wakhan road is set to open in Afghanistan, but experts say border infrastructure and security issues block transit use.
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Taliban Says 121-Km Wakhan Road in Badakhshan Put Into Service
Taliban says it has opened the 121-km Wakhan road in Badakhshan, calling it Afghanistan's first overland transit route to China.
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Taliban envoy says efforts under way to expand Afghan products in Russian market
Taliban envoy Gul Hassan says efforts are under way to expand Afghan products in Russia and ease visas for Afghan…
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Taliban Says Annual Salt Output Reaches 344,000 Tonnes, Imports Halted
Taliban officials say Afghanistan's annual salt output has reached 344,000 tonnes and salt imports have been completely halted.
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Afghan power company, Pamir Energy sign deal to supply electricity to Badakhshan districts
Afghanistan's Breshna and Pamir Energy sign a deal in Dushanbe to help supply electricity to border districts in Badakhshan.