KABUL that ended on Saturday.
The International Monetary Fund had set 114 billion afs revenue target for the Ministry of Finance, but the collections surpassed the target, MoF spokesman Ajmal Hamid Abdul Rahimzai told a press conference.
When compared to the previous year’s income, he said, the outgoing year’s returns showed a 22 percent increase.
Afghanistan could get more concessions from the IMF with the increase in revenue, he said, adding that in the outgoing year, Afghanistan obtained $91 million privilege from . . .
