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Omari, Rodriques stress expanded cooperation

Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Mawlawi Ataullah Omari and UNDP Resident Representative Stephen Rodriques have emphasised expanding cooperation in agriculture, irrigation, livelihood development and infrastructure projects.

2,500 hectares of pistachio orchards established in Herat

About 2,500 hectares of pistachio orchards have been established in western Herat province. Agricultural experts consider this a positive development, while orchard owners are hopeful of earning good incomes from the crop.

More than half of Afghans affected by water scarcity, drought: UNAMA

On the occasion of World Environment Day, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) said water scarcity and drought remain among the country's most serious environmental challenges, affecting more than half of the population. According to UNAMA,…

Wheat imports surge 4.5-fold following tariff changes

The Ministry of Finance (MoF) says wheat imports to Afghanistan increased 4.5-fold during the first two months of the 1405 fiscal year following a reduction in customs tariffs on wheat and higher duties on flour imports. According to…

Omari urges Uzbekistan to expand transit facilities for Afghan traders

Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Mawlawi Attaullah Omari and the Governor of Uzbekistan’s Andijan province Shukhrat Abdurakhmanov have discussed a range of issues, including Afghan meat exports, transit facilities and the establishment of a quarantine centre at Hairatan port in northern Balkh province.

Badghis pistachios hold high economic potential, need investment: Experts

Experts and orchard owners in western Badghis say that despite a significant decline in pistachio forests in recent years, their restoration and the establishment of standard orchards could benefit thousands of families. They add that investment in processing and access to domestic and international markets could also turn pistachios into an important export product for the country.

Nearly 19m saplings to be planted nationwide this spring

The Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock (MAIL) has launched a national sapling-planting campaign in Kabul, announcing that nearly 19 million saplings will be planted across the country during the upcoming Afghan New Year.

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