Kunduz residents struggle to find jobs
Many young graduates report that the lack of job opportunities is forcing them to consider leaving the country.
Many young graduates report that the lack of job opportunities is forcing them to consider leaving the country.
Since the Taliban took power, women entrepreneurs have reported significant challenges in accessing markets due to gender discrimination.
The exhibition features 58 booths, 20 of which are dedicated to women entrepreneurs.
The discussion highlighted industry, energy, and transportation as priority areas with significant potential.
Representatives of private sector have criticized the Taliban's pressures on businesses.
The report says that Pakistani industrialists have also started turning to comparatively cheaper local coal.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres highlighted these obstacles in his latest assessment of the country, citing a joint survey.
The majority of this revenue has come from the sale of crude oil from the Amu Darya oil field.
According to the ministry, each airplane that flies over Afghanistan pays a transit fee of $700.
Mohammad Ali Khashi, an official from Iran’s Sistan and Baluchestan customs office, urged traders to refrain from transporting shipments to.