Business
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Taliban Quality Control Delegation Visits Turkmenistan to Assess Oil Imports
A Taliban delegation visits Turkmenistan to inspect the quality of imported oil, aiming to improve standards and boost economic ties.
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Taliban Quality Control Delegation Travels to Turkmenistan to Inspect Imported Oil
Taliban officials visit Turkmenistan to inspect imported oil quality and strengthen economic cooperation amid ongoing concerns about fuel standards in…
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WFP Warns of Severe Hunger in Afghanistan as Ramadan Begins, 17 Million Need Lifesaving Aid
The World Food Programme warns that 17 million Afghans face severe hunger during Ramadan amid economic crisis and rising food…
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Ghazni Exports 13,000 Tons of Dried Fruits to International Markets
Ghazni exports 13,000 tons of almonds, raisins, and dried plums, boosting local farmers' incomes and local trade despite economic challenges.
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Electricity Network Renovation Project in Baharak, Badakhshan Inaugurated
Badakhshan officials inaugurate a major electricity network upgrade in Baharak to reduce losses and improve power distribution quality.
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Iran Approves Plan for International Free Trade Zone with Afghanistan and China
Iran approves plan to create an international free trade zone with Afghanistan and China to boost trade and economic cooperation.
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86 Million Afghani Infrastructure Project Launched at Sultan Ghiasuddin Airport in Ghor Province
An 86 million Afghani infrastructure project begins at Sultan Ghiasuddin Airport in Ghor, aiming to improve transportation in the mountainous…
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Egg Exports from Iran to Afghanistan on the Rise Amid Trade Route Shifts
Egg exports from Iran to Afghanistan have increased due to rising regional demand and shifts in trade routes, impacting regional…
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Taliban Administration Confirms TAPI Gas Pipeline Project to be Completed by End of 2026
The Taliban ministry says the TAPI gas pipeline project to transport Turkmen gas to South Asia will complete its first…
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50 Women Graduate from Vocational Courses in Kunduz with Start-Up Funds
In Kunduz, 50 underprivileged women graduated from vocational courses with start-up capital for small businesses to boost economic self-sufficiency.