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Taliban: Efforts are underway to expand Banking cooperation with Uzbekistan.
The Central Bank of Afghanistan, under the Taliban administration, says that Siddiqullah Khalid, the bank’s First Deputy Governor, held discussions with Abrar Mirza Olimov, Deputy…
Mullah Baradar holds talks with Uzbekistan’s deputy prime minister on economic and trade cooperation.
Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban’s Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, has met with Jamshed Khodjaev, Uzbekistan’s Deputy Prime Minister, and his accompanying delega…
Taliban economy minister: Afghanistan needs continued support from the international community
Afghanistan’s Acting Minister of Economy, Din Mohammad Hanif, has said during a meeting with the UN Secretary-General’s Special Representative and head of the United Nations Assist…
Discovery of new mines in Panjshir: A new opportunity for mining sector development.
Forty-two new mines containing precious and semi-precious stones have been identified and verified in Panjshir Province a development that could pave the way for increased investme…
Governor of Uzbekistan’s Fergana region arrives in Kabul with 120 businesspeople.
Ehsanullah Ehsan, Head of Public Relations at the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI), announced that the Governor of Uzbekistan’s Fergana Region, accompanied by…
With the opening of two carpet weaving centers in Jowzjan, over 550 people gain employment.
Two carpet production and processing centers, built at a cost of 25 million Afghanis, were inaugurated in the Noorabad Returnee Settlement in the Aqcha district of Jowzjan province…
Iran's Oil Minister: We sold $18 billion in oil during the war and ceasefire with the U.S.
Mohsen Paknejad, Iran’s Oil Minister, announced that the country sold $18 billion worth of oil during the period of conflict and ceasefire with the United States. According to him,…
Iranian Officials: Afghanistan is Iran’s second-largest market for non-oil exports.
Members of Iran’s Parliamentary Economic Commission say Afghanistan is the second-largest market for Iran’s non-oil exports, with annual trade between the two countries exceeding $…
More than 205,000 Afghans traveled to Uzbekistan for business purposes over a six-month period.
According to the latest figures released by Uzbekistan’s Statistics Agency, Afghan citizens made the highest number of business trips to Uzbekistan compared with nationals of other…
The closure of transit routes has inflicted heavy financial losses on Afghanistan’s dried fruit traders.
Dry fruit traders in Kandahar say that the closure of transit routes has severely disrupted Afghanistan’s dry fruit exports, leaving large quantities of figs, cumin, basil, and pom…