AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAir Cargo & Exports: Afghanistan’s Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation cut air cargo fees at international airports—dropping the aviation security fee from $100 to $10 per ton and ground handling from $96 to $40—plus discounts for scheduled and special cargo flights, aiming to lower transport costs and boost exports. Trade & Industry at Hairatan: Afghan and Russian officials discussed creating a special economic zone at Hairatan Port in Balkh to store, process, and package agricultural products, alongside plans for workshops and vehicle repair, with a focus on expanding fruit exports. Energy Infrastructure (TAPI): Herat’s governor says the Turkmenistan–Afghanistan–Pakistan–India (TAPI) gas pipeline work on the Herat section is set to finish and enter operation within two months, supporting jobs and regional development. Telecom Controls: The Taliban’s Fibre Optic Development Directorate issued a directive halting fibre-optic network expansion, rerouting, new routes, and related maintenance, with telecom firms told to stop work and regulators asked to monitor compliance. Mining Safety: A toxic gas incident in Balochistan’s Duki coal mine killed at least three miners, renewing calls for stronger safety measures, protective facilities, and accountability. Security & Logistics: Afghan police seized 218 kg of narcotics in Ghor province, including opium-type drugs and fentanyl, arresting two smugglers.
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