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Afghanistan, Iran, Tajikistan agree on 3-way transport corridor

Afghanistan, Iran and Tajikistan have agreed to establish a trilateral land transport corridor, which could enable the transit and transportation of goods from the three countries through Afghanistan to other destinations. In a statement, the Ministry of Transport…

Kabul, Tehran stress expanding standards cooperation

Director of the Afghanistan Standards and Quality Authority (ASQA) Mullah Abdullah Haji Bashir and Iranian ambassador in Kabul have emphasised the need to strengthen technical cooperation, make better use of existing capacities and continue constructive engagement to further enhance bilateral trade relations.

Tashkent, Doha hold talks on Afghanistan

Uzbekistan’s President Special Representative for Afghanistan Ismatulla Irgashev and Qatar’s ambassador to Tashkent Hassan Hamza Hashim have discussed issues related to Afghanistan. In a statement, Uzbekistan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Irgashev met Hashim on Tuesday. It said…

Afghanistan, Kazakhstan aim to boost bilateral trade to $3 billion

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) says Afghan and Kazakh officials, at the Afghan–Kazakh trade forum in Kabul, have stressed increasing bilateral trade to $3 billion, expanding economic cooperation, strengthening transit links and creating further opportunities for mutual investment.

Russia calls for resumption of SCO contact group on Afghanistan

Russian President’s Special Representative for Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Affairs Bakhtiyor Khakimov says Moscow sees a need to resume the work of the SCO-Afghanistan Contact Group, adding that the majority of the organisation’s members support the initiative.

Afghanistan faces challenges despite some progress: UNAMA

Director of the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) Georgette Gagnon says despite relative security, improvements in some economic indicators and the absence of any serious armed or political challenge to the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA), the country continues to face economic, humanitarian and human rights challenges.

Afghanistan to face India in one-off Test tomorrow

The Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) has announced that the one-off Test match between the Afghanistan and India national cricket teams will begin tomorrow (Saturday). According to the ACB, the Afghan side will face India in the solitary Test…

NRC calls for increased aid to Afghans in Iran

The Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) says there is an acute need for increased humanitarian assistance and support for more than four million Afghans living in neighbouring Iran.

Kabul, Tehran need joint investment for economic growth: Mozaffari

Governor of Iran’s Khorasan Razavi province Gholam Hossein Mozaffari says the economic development of Afghanistan and Iran depends on interaction, cooperation and joint investment, stressing that existing capacities should be utilised to expand bilateral relations.

PUBG: Entertainment or threat to teenagers’ mental health, education?

While PUBG has become a popular source of entertainment and excitement for many teenagers and young people, psychologists and education experts warn that excessive use of the game can lead to addiction, declining academic performance, weakened social skills and psychological problems.

Iran says it supports efforts to ease Afghanistan-Pakistan tensions

Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs says that tensions between Afghanistan and Pakistan are among Tehran’s concerns, and it supports any measure aimed at reducing hostility and easing tensions between the two neighbouring countries. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil…

Russian SC secretary calls for US role in Afghanistan reconstruction

Russian Security Council Secretary Sergey Shoigu has said the United States and its allies must acknowledge full responsibility for their 20-year presence in Afghanistan and bear the main burden of the country’s post-war reconstruction. He emphasized that expanding…

Afghanistan livelihood crisis raises need for sustainable solutions: UNDP

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) says economic pressures, declining global aid, worsening drought and the return of millions of migrants over the past year have further deteriorated living conditions in Afghanistan, increasing the urgent need for sustainable solutions.

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