Afghani slides as dollar outflows strain Afghan economy
Economists suggest that the weakening of the Afghani is being driven largely by the accumulation and outflow of dollars to.
Economists suggest that the weakening of the Afghani is being driven largely by the accumulation and outflow of dollars to.
The arrangement was confirmed by Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian
Afghan traders report facing significant obstacles in exporting goods, including high tariffs.
In an interview with Trend News, Makhkamov highlighted Central Asia's vast reserves of natural resources and the region’s growing role.
The agreements were made with the Administration and Health Development Organization, Women for Women, and ACTED.
Afghanistan remains dependent on grain imports, requiring about 3.5 million tons annually to meet domestic demand.
The wheat seed packages are funded by the World Bank, the U.S. Agency for International Development
Afghanistan’s products will be on display at the exhibition for three days
The exports were primarily from the southern province of Kandahar and were sent to markets in India and Pakistan.
The total cost of the project is estimated at $4.8 billion.