The signing took place during a ceremony in Kabul celebrating National Export Day.

Taliban governor in Panjshir said the main objective of the exhibition is to "encourage" investors to purchase emeralds "

These farmers report that recent rains have resulted in a bumper crop of watermelons.

This comes amid criticism from citizens regarding the excessive circulation of old banknotes in the country's markets.

The decision has left over 2,000 people without daily wages, sources added.

The projects include the construction of health centers in remote areas among other initiatives.

Previously, the Taliban signed a contract with a Chinese company for the extraction of seven oil wells in Jawzjan.

Some workers in Kandahar’s streets say they have been jobless for months, with no assistance from the Taliban.

The workshop has provided job opportunities for several women and girls who have been deprived of education due to the.

The township, belonging to an Afghan investor Najeeb Zarab, was established in 2016.