A number of families and people living in Ghazni province who went to neighboring countries after the fall of the republican regime; with relative peace in the country, they have returned to this province. This is while the authorities want the citizens to stay in the country and contribute to the development of Afghanistan.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Ghazni: At the same time as relative security is established in Afghanistan, Ishaq Akhundzada, the governor of Ghazni, has asked the people to stay in their country and not to think about emigrating. Because over time, Afghanistan's economic problems will be solved.
 
On the other hand; a number of citizens of Ghazni inform about the decision of their relatives to return to the country from Iran and Pakistan. Hafizullah, one of the returnees to Afghanistan, told Ava about his return from one of the neighboring countries: Five months ago, I migrated to a neighboring country with the aim of achieving a better life, but there were more expensive and economic problems in that country than in Afghanistan. And I had to return home again.
 
Hafizullah is currently a tailor in Ghazni city. He says that many tools and materials are cheaper in Afghanistan than in Iran, and through this tailoring, the wheel of his life turns.
 
This compatriot asks other citizens not to think about emigration if the living conditions in Afghanistan are favorable.
 
Nasir, another citizen who has just returned from Quetta, Pakistan, also reported severe and expensive problems in this country and told Ava in this regard: "The house rent in Quetta is very high; In such a way that the rent of a room is 15,000 Pakistani Rupees and on the other hand there is no work; According to him; In Afghanistan, house rent is cheaper than Pakistan.
 
He goes on to say that people in Pakistan are unable to buy fruits due to high prices.
 
It is worth mentioning that after the fall of the republican system, the process of emigration of citizens from the country has increased and thousands of citizens even went to western countries and a large number went to neighboring countries. The migration was not cheap for them either financially or in terms of lives.