From mines to infrastructure; Kuwaiti investors invited to Afghanistan

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Maulvi Mohammad Shafiq Khatib, the head of the country's embassy in Kuwait, met and talked with a number of Kuwaiti businessmen and investors, including Aij Khalaf Al-Shammari, a prominent investor in the country.

 

The country's embassy in Kuwait has announced in a press release that in this meeting, the two sides discussed the security and stability of the country, economic capacities and opportunities available for investment in the country. In this meeting, the expansion of trade and economic relations and cooperation between the country and Kuwait was emphasized.

 

Maulvi Mohammad Shafiq Khatib has also encouraged Kuwaiti businessmen and investors to visit the country, see the country's economic potential up close and invest in various sectors.

 

According to the country's embassy in Kuwait, developing economic relations and attracting foreign investment can pave the way for expanding bilateral cooperation between the country and Kuwait.

 

In recent years, Afghan authorities have emphasized attracting foreign investment and expanding economic relations with regional and Arab countries, and have called on foreign investors to participate in various economic sectors of the country.

 

It is worth noting that Kuwait, as one of the wealthy countries in the Persian Gulf, has a high capacity for investment in various economic sectors of the country, and the presence of Kuwaiti investors can help develop the country's industries, mines, and infrastructure.

 

According to economic and diplomatic experts, given Kuwait's wealth and experience in the investment sector, attracting investors from the country can help develop various economic sectors of the country, including mining, energy, and infrastructure. However, some experts emphasize the need to provide the necessary infrastructure, ensure investor security, and facilitate investment laws to practically benefit from these opportunities.