World Bank says Taliban revenue rises over 5% in April
The report says tax collections drove higher revenue, while security spending accounted for more than half of government expenditures.
The report says tax collections drove higher revenue, while security spending accounted for more than half of government expenditures.
The funding comes as aid agencies warn of growing humanitarian needs and declining international support for Afghanistan.
OCHA says administrative interference and restrictions on female aid workers continued to hamper relief efforts across the country.
The deals come weeks after companies from the two countries signed more than $100 million in trade and investment agreements.
Taliban accused tourism and pilgrimage companies of illegally facilitating work visas for Turkey and other countries.
Taliban said the reopening of the railway corridor is expected to increase cargo capacity and strengthen trade links with Uzbekistan.
The visit focused on the TAPI gas pipeline, land acquisition issues in Afghanistan and broader energy cooperation, Taliban officials said.
The initiative aims to expand agricultural production, create rural jobs and strengthen market access, the organizations said.
Taliban say the visit focuses on textile cooperation and regional trade amid continuing disruptions to traditional transit routes.
Taliban officials said the residential complex in Mazar-i-Sharif would include nearly 1,450 apartments.