According to the statement, contracts valued at $1.5 million have been established with local companies for the sale of Panjshir.

Taliban in a statement on Wednesday, Oct. 25, said that work on the reconstruction of the highway "has been completed.

The implementation of the project is expected to be carried out in collaboration with the FAO.

Zabul, a prominent fig-producing region in Afghanistan, is grappling with these price challenges even as the yield of figs remains.

This comes as a Taliban delegation attended the two-day Belt and Road Forum in China this week.

The exhibition featured an impressive array of 263 booths, with 56 of them being owned by women.

The factory is projected to yield 3,000 tons of cement daily and is anticipated to generate employment opportunities for 5,000.

Flight operations are slated to recommence next month, potentially as early as November 15.

The ambitious project aims to produce an impressive 1.5 million tons of cement annually, with the essential raw materials procured.

Iran will provide technical support and locomotives as it moves to expand its railway network across Central Asia