KABUL Bank report.
The World Bank report examines the country’s overall medium-term financing needs under a range of political and economic scenarios.
It concludes that Afghanistan will require $6 billion to $8 billion a year in international grants between 2020 and 2024 to fund basic services, support faster economic growth, and consolidate and sustain any potential reduction in violence following a political settlement with the Taliban.
“An improving security situation, political stability, and freedom of movement can help increase private sector investment . . .
