Business
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Over 537 Million Afghanis in Damaged Banknotes Burned in Herat by Central Bank
Afghanistan's Central Bank burned over 537 million Afghanis in damaged banknotes collected from western provinces to maintain currency integrity.
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Construction of Water Dam Begins in Nawzad District, Helmand to Alleviate Drought Impact
Construction of a water dam in Helmand's Nawzad district aims to ease drought impacts and revive agriculture and local communities.
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Electronic Work Permit Distribution Begins in Paktia and Ghazni Provinces
Electronic work permit distribution begins in Afghanistan's Paktia and Ghazni to improve transparency and ease for government and private sector…
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Kandahar Road Expansion Project Advances by 15%, Aims to Ease Traffic Congestion
Kandahar's road expansion project has progressed 15% with aims to ease traffic; residents demand transparency and timely completion under Taliban…
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Afghani Strengthens Against US Dollar in Kabul Market
The Afghani has strengthened against the US dollar in Kabul, reflecting efforts to stabilize the currency amid economic challenges.
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Taliban Administration Bans Drug Imports from Pakistan at Afghan Customs
Taliban's Ministry of Finance bans drug imports from Pakistan at Afghan customs, urging traders to find alternatives amid ongoing trade…
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Over 64 Million Afghanis Paid as Land Compensation Along Herat-Khawaf Railway Project
Herat officials have paid over 64 million Afghanis in land compensation to affected residents along the Herat-Khawaf railway project's second…
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Green Garnet Mine Discovered and Confirmed in Panjshir Province
For the first time, a green garnet mine has been discovered and confirmed in Panjshir, Afghanistan, boosting the region's economic…
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Afghanistan Approves Legal Residency for Foreign Investors
Afghanistan's Taliban government approves legal residency ranging from 1 to 10 years for foreign investors based on their investment size.
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Taliban Administration Declares Importing Low-Quality Fuel a Violation
The Taliban warns against importing low-quality fuel, threatening legal action amid rising pollution and vehicle damage complaints across Afghanistan.