AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAfghanistan Crisis Deepens: A new UN report says poverty is worsening fast, with 3 in 4 Afghans unable to meet basic needs in 2025, debt rising for most households, and aid cuts plus drought and mass returns piling pressure on already strained services. Quality & Trade Push: Afghanistan signed a $46M deal to develop and equip quality assurance laboratories, while the Ministry of Industry and Commerce says Afghan and Uzbek private firms agreed $112M in trade cooperation in Mazar-i-Sharif. Land Governance: The Taliban’s Ministry of Justice published a new state-land sale and construction permits law, aiming to formalize township land distribution and permits. Health Access: IOM-backed health centers have opened in Helmand, expanding primary care in Baghni and Baghran. Environment Watch: A committee has been formed to protect Wakhan National Park in Badakhshan from hunting, deforestation, and illegal mining. Daily Pressure Point: Kabul residents report medicine prices being marked up sharply in some pharmacies, sometimes linked to doctors, as oversight remains weak.
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