Afghani weakens against US dollar after UN suspends cash shipments
Money exchange union says the afghani will become more unstable going forward if the international community does not resume shipments.
Money exchange union says the afghani will become more unstable going forward if the international community does not resume shipments.
This is the first major agreement the Taliban has signed with a foreign country since coming into power in August.
The Taliban-run central bank has made no mention of having received shipments of hard cash from the international community in.
The proposed 765 km railway line will connect Uzbekistan with Pakistan via Afghanistan and will cost an estimated $4.6 billion
Factory owners have said they are losing millions of Afghanis and because of companies closing, thousands are losing their jobs
Cash aid arrives in plastic-covered packages of $40 million at a time, and photos are posted to social media; however.
One truck driver said gangs operate at the border and fast-track unregistered vehicles through customs, while Iranian officials demand bribes
The business community asked the people to support domestic products as a key method to strengthen national firms.
The owner of the company says the factory is capable of meeting the needs of a foreign market but needs.
As business owners avoid using banks in the country, and the repayment of debt is stopped, banks are losing an.