Taliban open pharmaceutical exhibition amid push for local medicines
Taliban say local pharmaceutical manufacturing has expanded sharply in recent months.
Taliban say local pharmaceutical manufacturing has expanded sharply in recent months.
A new WFP report says prices for several staple foods declined in early May, but rising annual costs and weak.
This comes as UN agencies warn that deepening economic hardship and mass returns of migrants continue to fuel Afghanistan’s humanitarian.
Nearly 200 booths are showcasing handmade goods and domestic products by women entrepreneurs.
The additional $1.8 billion in American humanitarian funding comes as aid agencies warn of shrinking budgets, including in Afghanistan.
The findings were published in the Afghanistan Socioeconomic Review 2024–2025 by the UN Development Program.
The agreement with an Indian company aims to strengthen quality control systems and expand testing infrastructure for imported goods.
A new assessment says insecurity and rising transport costs are increasing pressure on local markets.
The WFP says women and children are among the hardest hit by worsening economic and humanitarian pressures.
Farmers say export disruptions have forced them to sell watermelons at sharply reduced prices in local markets.