AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoTrade and Logistics: Afghanistan’s exports fell more than 17% as Pakistan border closures disrupted trade, while Afghan traders faced goods stranded at Karachi port. Exporters are seeking alternatives, with reports pointing to new routes through Iran and renewed use of Kandahar. Business and Mining: Afghan entrepreneurs are looking to China’s annual import expo for access to global markets. Kabul is also preparing its first specialized mining exhibition, as new projects include a $38.74 million talc contract and a gold venture in the north. Energy and Investment: Afghanistan’s 14 oil refineries have attracted nearly $260 million in investment, while work on the TAPI gas pipeline’s Herat section is reported nearly 80% complete. A Turkmenistan power line is planned to supply up to 800 megawatts. Agriculture and Infrastructure: Afghanistan exported 600 tonnes of cotton to Turkey, but dried-fruit sellers face transport and transit problems, and growers lack standard cold-storage facilities. A new Kabul water-supply contract adds to a week of infrastructure investment announcements.
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