Business
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Washington meeting focuses on support for Afghanistan’s private sector
Afghan business leaders meet in Washington to discuss support for the private sector, future plans and trade cooperation.
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Nangarhar agricultural company expects higher date harvest this year
Nangarhar agricultural officials say date production is expected to rise this year after about 19 tonnes were harvested last year.
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Closure of Afghanistan-Pakistan Trade Routes Costs Pakistani Exports Billions of Dollars
Prolonged closure of Afghanistan-Pakistan trade routes cuts bilateral trade and costs Pakistani exporters about $4.5 billion.
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Taliban delegation visits state and private Belarusian companies
Taliban delegation visits Belarusian state and private companies to explore cooperation in agriculture, livestock, food processing and veterinary medicine.
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Taliban Restrictions Cost Afghanistan $84 Million a Year, Bloomberg Says
Bloomberg says Taliban restrictions on women’s education and work cost Afghanistan $84 million a year and deepen instability.
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Belarus Says It Is Ready to Cooperate on Oil Transfers to Afghanistan
Belarus says it is ready to cooperate with Afghanistan on oil imports, trade expansion and direct ties with government bodies…
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Taliban says $2.5 million cement deal with Iran has been finalized
Taliban officials say a $2.5 million cement deal with Iran has been finalized at an Afghanistan-Iran economic meeting in Farah.
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U.S. personal bankruptcies rise by nearly 50% to 500,000 in 2025
U.S. personal bankruptcies have surged nearly 50% since 2022, reaching 500,000 filings in 2025, according to a think tank report.
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Pezeshkian Calls for Easier Trade and Transit Routes With Afghanistan
Iran's president urges faster trade and transit with Afghanistan as customs delays and border crossing problems continue.
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Grape Harvest in Herat Rises 10% This Year
Herat's grape harvest rises 10% this year to 191,950 tonnes, with farmers citing better care and improved farming methods.