Abdulsalam Hanafi has called on all agencies, investors and traders to cooperate with the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS).

An economic delegation from Iran, headed by governor of Khorasan Razavi province, has arrived in Kabul and is accompanied by more than 85 traders and investors. The Ministry of Industry and Commerce (MoIC) has announced.

Acting Mines and Petroleum Minister, met with several Afghan businessmen living abroad who have traveled to Kabul.

Mawlavi Abdul Kabir met with the chairman of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment, the deputy of the money changers’ union, and a number of investors and businessmen.

Mohammad Haroon Saeedi has been appointed as the commercial attache of the embassy. Afghanistan Embassy in Ashgabat announced.

Deputy Prime Minister for Political Affairs, visited a carpet manufacturing factory in Herat, his office said in a statement.

“Humanitarian aid is not helping much Afghanistan’s people, work must be done in the basic sectors.” Acting Rural Rehabilitation and Development Minister, in a meeting with the Afghan Aid top official said.

In a video message posted to social media, that due to financial problems, they have been forced to stop work on their vehicle. Mohammad Reza Ahmadi, the designer of a sports car made in Afghanistan, said.

For the first time, a chamber of commerce has been established in Zabul province. Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) officials said.

Acting Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock Minister said, while inaugurating the drip irrigation network in Nangarhar the Ministry is ready to provide all facilities for investors in this sector.

The Tatarstan and Iran investors in a meeting with the Islamic Emirate, said that they are ready to invest in the coal electricity production sector l in Afghanistan.

Restrictions on the banking system in Afghanistan have challenged investors, leaving them with many problems in their businesses. The business community said.

Business licenses have been issued to at least 150 foreign investors in the country over the past year. The Ministry of Industry and Commerce said.

Mawlawi Abdul Salam Hanafi, in a meeting with a number of Herat scholars and businessmen asked the Islamic Emirate to support investors and pave the ground for opening of more factories.

Deputy Prime Minister of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in a meeting with the members of the High Board of Investments and Entrepreneurs said the world move toward a strong economy.

The Afghanistan Commercial Companies and Investors Union claims that the former government owes 60 billion afghanis to the union members through bank guarantees, remittances and for security, asking the Islamic Emirate for a special approach to address their loans.

The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan's First Deputy Prime Minister has called on businessmen and investors to return to the country.