Business
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Taliban Officials Seek New Agreement on TAPI Gas Prices During Turkmenistan Meeting
Taliban officials call for a new agreement on TAPI gas prices and long-term cooperation with Turkmenistan to boost Afghanistan's energy…
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Taliban’s National Procurement Department Opens Bids for Nazian Substation Project
Taliban's National Procurement Department opens bids for the Nazian substation project to improve power supply in Nangarhar and address energy…
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Taliban Authorities Announce Start of Cement Factory in Herat
Taliban announces new Golbahar cement factory in Herat to boost local production and reduce import dependency, creating jobs and supporting…
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New $15 Million Medicine Factory Opens in Herat Industrial Park Amid Healthcare Challenges
A $15 million medicine factory has opened in Herat's industrial park, marking growth amid ongoing health sector challenges in Afghanistan.
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Taliban Administration Reviews 200 MW Solar Power Project in Kabul
The Taliban's Kabul administration reviews a 200 MW solar power project aimed at addressing the city's ongoing electricity shortages and…
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Construction Begins on 25-Kilometer Road Linking Khas Arzgan and Khak Afghan Districts
Construction begins on a 25 km road connecting Khas Arzgan and Khak Afghan districts, improving transport and communication in Afghanistan's…
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Engine of Ariana Boeing 737 Transferred to Kabul After Being Held in US Customs
Ariana Afghan Airlines' Boeing 737 engine held in US customs has been transferred to Kabul to support regular flight operations…
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New $30 Million Oil Refinery Begins Operations in Balkh Province
A new $30 million oil refinery in Balkh, Afghanistan, starts operations, refining 600 tons of crude daily to reduce energy…
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Taliban Commander Continues Gold Mining in Badakhshan Despite Ban
Despite a Taliban ban, gold mining continues in Badakhshan under commander Jumah Khan Fateh, sparking local tensions over management and…
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Taliban Administration Reports Creation of 140,000 Jobs Amid Afghanistan’s Economic Struggles
Taliban administration claims 140,000 new jobs created amid Afghanistan's economic crisis and challenges in private sector and identity registration.