Returnees from Iran face rising unemployment in western Afghanistan
Ahmad Shah, a resident of Farah who said he was deported from Iran about two months ago, described repeated but.
Ahmad Shah, a resident of Farah who said he was deported from Iran about two months ago, described repeated but.
Several residents said they spend days searching for work but are unable to find even low-paying jobs despite repeated efforts.
“We have no money left to prepare for Eid or buy anything for our children and families,” A Ghor resident.
Azizullah, who owns a garden in the district, said fertilizers sold in local markets are often low quality.
Markets in Afghanistan’s capital are bustling as the Eid holiday approaches, but many residents say rising prices for dried fruit.
Some vendors say the economic slowdown has also reduced customer traffic compared with previous years.
Drivers say the damaged roads have increased their operating costs, as vehicles frequently require repairs and tires are often damaged.
Undocumented vehicles — often referred to as “one-key” cars — are vehicles imported without official records at customs or registration.
The statement said up to 1,300 trucks carrying commercial goods pass through the crossing each day.
Alokozay said markets currently have enough food supplies for about one to one-and-a-half months but warned that urgent measures should.