Afghanistan: Women in Ghor struggle to keep weaving traditions alive amid aid cuts
In the remote highlands of central Afghanistan, where generations of women once wove intricate carpets and fine embroidery, the hum.
In the remote highlands of central Afghanistan, where generations of women once wove intricate carpets and fine embroidery, the hum.
The meeting happened between at least 150 industrialists and traders with Taliban officials in Kabul.
In the same period, 28 larger-scale agreements for gold, copper, lead, and iron ore — totaling 7.5 billion afghanis (roughly.
The agreement is set to take effect on August 1, 2025, and will remain valid for one year, with the.
Taliban have not provided timelines or the names of the companies involved.
Baradar described the launch as a “significant milestone” for the country’s economic self-sufficiency.
Under the arrangement, 700 job opportunities have been allocated for Afghan workers in the Gulf state.
The move follows a similar policy adjustment last week, when the bank raised the weekly withdrawal ceiling for local currency.
Barikzai said 1,086 properties were expropriated over the past year, with 1.7 billion Afghanis (approximately $24 million) paid out in.
Azizi said the ministry aims to attract $500 million in investment in the coming year and create more than 100.