KABUL’s chilgoza pine should be relieved from its dependence on Pakistani market and that revenue from the pine, saffron, almond and other dried fruits could reach $2 billion annually if market is found for them.
The president said this while addressing a number of farmers at the Presidential Palace in Kabul on Thursday evening. The meeting comes after a national farmer’s day was observed nationwide.
Ghani said labor was worship in Islam and thanked farmers for employing most of the country’s population. He . . .
