AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUzbekistan–Afghanistan Trade Push: A 300-member Uzbek delegation led by Deputy Prime Minister Jamshid Khodjaev arrived in Kabul for business talks, with both sides stressing faster implementation of joint trade and investment projects and expanding opportunities in Herat’s trade, industry, agriculture and transit. Rail Freight Growth: The Taliban says imports of over 300,000 tons of commercial goods moved into Afghanistan via the Herat–Khaf railway in the first three months of the year, citing lower costs and quicker freight as traders’ reasons for shifting to the rail route. Counter-Narcotics Crackdown: Afghan police in Laghman uncovered a drug-processing lab and arrested three suspects, while separate operations also seized 403 kg of opium in Takhar. Drug Rehab Drive: More than 100 drug addicts were rounded up in Daykundi and sent to a rehabilitation center, with 78 already recovered and reunited with families. Health Services Gap: Cancer patients’ families in Kabul and provinces report limited chemotherapy and radiotherapy access, forcing some to seek treatment abroad due to medicine and equipment shortages.
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