MAZAR-I-SHARIF (Pajhwok): A joint Afghanistan-Uzbekistan market is being established on 60 acres of land at a cost of $75 million in Uzbekistan.
A draft agreement for the creation of the joint market was singed between businesspeople from the two countries last year to promote bilateral economic.
The joint bazaar is being established in the capital of Surkhan Darya, Termez. Safi Alughbek, director of the project, said the market was being set up to boost trade between Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, as well as promote Afghan products in the global market.
He said the market would be put into . . .
