Afghanistan: Badghis herders struggle as drought, climate pressures hit livestock sector
Herders in Ab Kamari district told Amu that grazing land has dried up and fodder prices have surged, forcing them.
Herders in Ab Kamari district told Amu that grazing land has dried up and fodder prices have surged, forcing them.
If final agreements are reached, a Taliban official said, port management and operations would be carried out using “advanced equipment.”
Part of Afghanistan’s cement supply is produced locally, but the majority is imported from Turkmenistan, Iran and Pakistan.
Taliban spokesman said in the statement that Pakistan had “illegally” blocked transit and trade routes to exert pressure.
The two border crossings have remained closed for trade and transit for the past two months.
The commission reviewed 30 proposals in total, approving 11, ordering amendments to 15, cancelling one contract.
Grain fields, considered one of the most valuable assets for rural households in Herat, also produced below expectations.
All major crossings — including Spin Boldak, Ghulam Khan, Angoor Adda and Chaman — remain shut.
In Kabul, 560 kilograms of firewood is now selling for nearly 12,000 Afghanis, or about $180.
Under the deal, Zydus will begin by exporting medical products to Afghanistan.