Business & Economics

The Canal Company’s olive oil factory produced 135,500 liters of oil last year in eastern Nangarhar province, and has just begun bottling and delivering the oil to markets, officials said on Wednesday.

Residents of Parchaman district in western Farah province are forced to purchase one GB internet for 200 afghanis from private telecom firms due to the lack of telecommunication services in their area—a price they call backbreaking.

Iran’s Ambassador in Kabul Alireza Bigdeli has called on Iranian firms to invest in Afghanistan’s mining sector.

In the heart of a narrow alley in Kabul, Susan Qazizada set out to fulfill a dream—creating Majoun, a traditional health blend of sesame, dates, and honey.

Afghanistan exported carpets worth more than 15 million US dollars to different countries last year, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) said on Tuesday.

The Karakul hat industry, a distinctive symbol of Afghan culture, is now in decline. Once widely worn, the cap’s use has dwindled markedly, with many artisans abandoning the trade.

Afghanistan imported approximately 24.9 million litres of gasoline from Kyrgyzstan in January and February, valued at $11.5 million.

Afghanistan exported 466,000 metric tonnes of dried fruits worth 643 million US dollars in 1403 solar year, the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs Office said on Saturday.

The prices of cooking oil, flour, sugar and gold declined, but rates of other food items stayed stable during the outgoing week in Kabul, market sources said on Saturday.

KABUL (Pajhwok): Pakistan allowed 150 stranded Afghan cargo trucks to deliver goods to India through Wagah Border. The development comes about a week after Islamabad

KABUL (Pajhwok): A four-day exhibition showcasing agricultural and domestic products titled ‘Supporting agriculture and livestock guarantees your health and economic growth’ commenced at the Badam

Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB) torched about 660,700,000 old afghani banknotes in Kabul on Thursday.