Taliban, Iranian officials hold economic talks in Kabul
The Iranian delegation arrived in Kabul on Monday, Sept. 15.
The Iranian delegation arrived in Kabul on Monday, Sept. 15.
Taliban said the visit aims to identify obstacles to bilateral trade and explore ways to expand cooperation in transit and.
Taliban said the move is aimed at preventing financial losses for farmers and spoilage of agricultural products.
Atabak is expected to meet Taliban officials in the western city of Herat and review natural resource projects and infrastructure.
The project is designed to produce 100 megawatts of gas electricity in the first two years from the extracted gas.
Congested roads, broken infrastructure and poor traffic management already make life difficult.
The prolonged delay in salary payments has left many officers worried about their livelihoods, the sources said.
The funding complements an existing $8 million contribution from the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation.
Years of conflict and heavy military spending have left Afghanistan poorer and more vulnerable, according to a new United Nations.
The market has been leased to a private company for 30 years under a revenue-sharing agreement.