Use of foreign currency declines in Nimroz, residents say
Nimroz, located in southwestern Afghanistan along the border with Iran, has long seen foreign currencies in use, a practice common.
Nimroz, located in southwestern Afghanistan along the border with Iran, has long seen foreign currencies in use, a practice common.
The revised rates include one gigabyte of internet for 95 afghanis ($1.20).
The Taliban’s policies banning women from the workforce have dealt a severe blow to the economy.
The dam is expected to generate 1.2 megawatts of electricity.
Some Kabul residents say the rise in damaged banknotes, especially smaller denominations like 10 to 100 afghanis
In the first four months alone, Iran exported goods worth $724 million to Afghanistan.
The auction took place with the oversight of a designated committee, Taliban officials said.
The shipment was transported via Iran’s Bandar Abbas port.
In Kabul’s markets, fuel prices vary significantly.
During talks with Abdul Kabir, the Taliban’s deputy chief minister, Khan emphasized Pakistan’s interest in fostering partnerships aimed at achieving.