KABUL and India on Wednesday launched second air corridor for trade, with vice-president Sarwar Danish urging neighboring countries to pay care to economic cooperation in their political policies.
The second air corridor between Afghanistan and India was opened at the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul by exporting 40 tons of fresh fruits by Kam Air Airlines from Kabul to Mumbai.
On June 19, President Ashraf Ghani formally inaugurated the first Afghanistan-India first air corridor through which Afghanistan has so far exported 1,640 . . .
