Business
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EU Backs Economic Empowerment Projects for Afghan Women
EU supports Afghan women's economic projects amid Taliban restrictions, aiming to boost resilience and preserve social participation.
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FAO Distributes Organic Fertilizer to 3,000 Wheat Farmers in Afghanistan
FAO and World Bank support 3,000 Afghan wheat farmers with organic fertilizer to boost sustainability and reduce reliance on chemical…
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Three New Drinking Water Networks Launched in Uruzgan Province
Three clean water networks were completed in Uruzgan, giving 502 families access to safe drinking water with support from a…
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Uzbekistan Reopens Border Crossing With Afghanistan After Four-Year Closure
Uzbekistan has reopened its only border crossing with Afghanistan after four years, aiming to boost trade despite uncertainty over Taliban…
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Federica Mogherini Released from Belgian Custody Amid EU Corruption Probe
Federica Mogherini freed in Belgium after corruption-related arrest tied to EU fund misuse probe involving top diplomats.
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UN and World Bank Help Restore Irrigation Canal in Nangarhar, Boosting Farmland Productivity
Reconstruction of Mamakhel canal in Nangarhar restores irrigation to 140 hectares, boosting crop yields and aiding over 600 farming families.
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Two Road Construction Projects Completed in Afghanistan’s Logar Province
Taliban says two road projects worth 9.6 million Afghanis completed in Logar Province, amid concerns over project transparency and oversight.
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Turkish Diplomat Ends Kabul Mission, Vows Continued Aid to Afghanistan
Turkey ends diplomatic mission in Kabul, vows continued humanitarian aid and stronger economic ties with Taliban-led Afghanistan.
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Kabul Trade and Culture Fair Held Under Taliban Restrictions
Kabul's trade fair struggles under Taliban restrictions, low turnout, and limited female participation, hurting vendors and entrepreneurs, especially women.
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Taliban Approves Infrastructure Projects Worth Over 1.5 Billion Afghanis
The Taliban has approved infrastructure projects worth 1.5B Afghanis amid criticism over transparency and lack of oversight.