World Bank: Afghanistan’s per capita GDP falls 5.6% despite economic growth
A modest recovery masks deep structural strain as population growth, inflation and external shocks erode living standards.
A modest recovery masks deep structural strain as population growth, inflation and external shocks erode living standards.
Farmers say reduced aid and rising costs threaten crops at a critical time for vineyards and seasonal agriculture.
Private-sector forum in eastern Uzbekistan highlights growing economic ties as regional trade gains importance.
Infrastructure plans include roads, hospitals and university facilities as Taliban cite reliance on domestic funding.
Farmers in Herat say higher petrol costs and low crop prices are eroding already thin margins.
Limited reopening follows days of talks between Taliban and Pakistani officials, with trade and general travel still suspended.
Tolls for buses and cargo trucks have risen from about $55 to $110 along a 1,067-kilometer corridor critical to travel.
Farmers say shortages of fertilizer, storage facilities and market access are undermining agricultural production.
Agreements reached at a Kabul business conference highlight expanding economic ties between the two countries.
ACCI says the new body aims to boost trade, investment and economic cooperation between the two countries.