AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoKabul Market Fire Losses: A fire at Kabul’s Mandawi (Zardad Market) reportedly caused at least 8 million afghanis in losses, damaging 8 shops while 497 shops and warehouses were saved; officials blamed an electrical short circuit, highlighting weak safety and aging power systems. Herat Urban Planning: The Islamic Emirate approved Herat city’s master plan after nearly two years of studies, setting zoning for residential, commercial and industrial areas, new city development on 50,000 jeribs, road expansion, logistics centres, and water and sewage networks. Herat Agriculture Exports: Fig farmers in Herat say cold storage, packaging and export infrastructure are holding back sales abroad, even as demand potential grows for a crop known for quality and shelf life. Water for Farming: A 1.8 million afghani check dam was inaugurated in Badghis to store seasonal water, protect agricultural land, and reduce wastage. Regional Water Research: Kazakhstan and Afghanistan agreed to set up a Kabul-based education and research center on water management, irrigation and sustainable agriculture, aiming for training and joint research. Bamyan Industry Push: Bamyan says 32 production facilities have started operations since 2021 across carpet weaving, handicrafts, detergents and dairy, creating jobs and supporting local demand.
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