AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRussia-Afghanistan Trade: Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexei Overchuk arrived in Kabul with a 130-member delegation, including investors and industrialists, for talks on trade and investment. Taliban officials are seeking Russian cars, energy supplies, grain and fertilizer, and have invited Russian companies to invest in mining. Water Infrastructure: Construction has started in Herat on a $954,000 sewage-treatment plant and a five-kilometre drinking-water network expected to serve about 6,000 families. Manufacturing and Investment: Afghanistan has opened its first modern aluminum-wheel factory, while a western pharmaceutical plant is beginning a $30 million expansion. Afghan and Uzbek firms also signed 18 agreements worth more than $150 million. Agriculture: Olive groves are offering drought-hit farmers a climate-resilient crop, but FAO warns rising fertilizer prices threaten agricultural production.
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