The studies will be conducted by ADL Ulanish, a company backed by the United Arab Emirates, which will also provide.

These vendors are expressing frustration over what they describe as mistreatment and monetary demands by Taliban members.

This funding will be channeled through United Nations agencies and other international organizations.

This report comes amid UN findings that over half of Afghanistan's population requires humanitarian aid.

Baradar urged bank stakeholders to return to Afghanistan and adopt responsible management practices to bolster the sector, assuring to address.

The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has reported a 3.63% increase in exports to Afghanistan during the first six months.

Hekmatullah Maiwandi, a spokesperson for the company, stated the debts were incurred by the previous government and have now been.

Sarhadi recommended the issuance of special passes to about 1,000 truck drivers, aimed at facilitating smoother trade between the two.