1 hour ago EU Launches €5 Million Private Sector Support Programme for Afghanistan

The European Union has launched a €5 million programme with the IFC to support Afghanistan’s private sector and expand economic opportunities for vulnerable groups. The European Union has launched a five-million-euro programme in Afghanistan in partnership with the International Finance Corporation to support the country’s fragile private sector. In a statement released on Monday, the […] The post EU Launches €5 Million Private Sector Support Programme for Afghanistan appeared first on Khaama Press.

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11 h. ago Iran Says Afghanistan Peace Impossible Without Active Support from Neighboring Countries

Iranian Foreign Minister stresses that sustainable peace in Afghanistan cannot be achieved without active collaboration and coordination among neighboring countries in political and economic initiatives. Iran stresses that Afghanistan’s long-term stability and economic development require coordinated regional cooperation, urging neighboring countries to engage actively in dialogue and integration initiatives. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi emphasized […] The post Iran Says Afghanistan Peace Impossible Without Active Support from Neighboring Countries appeared first on Khaama Press.

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27 h. ago Afghanistan’s integration into regional politics and economy key to lasting stability: Araghchi

Afghanistan’s integration into regional politics and economy key to lasting stability: Araghchi  Press TV

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3 d. ago Pakistan airstrikes in Afghanistan violate sovereignty: India

Pakistan airstrikes in Afghanistan violate sovereignty: India  The Economic Times

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5 d. ago Stephen Rodrigues: Afghanistan Will Not Grow Without Women’s Economic Participation

Stephen Rodrigues: Afghanistan Will Not Grow Without Women’s Economic Participation  Hasht-e Subh Daily

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5 d. ago US Warns Excluding Women from Workforce Threatens Afghanistan’s Economic Future

The United States warns that excluding women from Afghanistan’s workforce could severely damage the country’s economic growth and long-term development prospects. Afghanistan’s economic growth faces serious challenges as half of its population, women remains excluded from economic activity, a senior UN official warned. Stephen Rodriguez, UN Development Programme (UNDP) representative in Afghanistan, stated on Wednesday, […] The post US Warns Excluding Women from Workforce Threatens Afghanistan’s Economic Future appeared first on Khaama Press.

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5 d. ago Kazakhstan – Afghanistan Transit and Economic Nexus via Hairatan

Kazakhstan – Afghanistan Transit and Economic Nexus via Hairatan  SpecialEurasia

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9 d. ago Worsening ties with Afghanistan deepen Pakistans isolation, economic crisis, warns PTI leader

Worsening ties with Afghanistan deepen Pakistans isolation, economic crisis, warns PTI leader  Tribune India

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1 week ago Afghanistan Pivots Economically to Central Asia as it Seeks to End Dependence on Pakistan

Afghanistan Pivots Economically to Central Asia as it Seeks to End Dependence on Pakistan  Informed Comment

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1 week ago EU Says Women Carry the Heaviest Burden of Poverty in Afghanistan

The European Union says women in Afghanistan face worsening poverty and shrinking livelihood opportunities, urging greater international support and stronger economic protection measures. The European Union delegation in Afghanistan said on Thursday, Dec. 5, that Afghanistan’s women continue to shoulder the highest burden of poverty as economic conditions worsen across the country. Marking the global […] The post EU Says Women Carry the Heaviest Burden of Poverty in Afghanistan appeared first on Khaama Press.

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1 week ago Emerging Triangular Connectivity: The Economic Synergy of Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Kazakhstan

Emerging Triangular Connectivity: The Economic Synergy of Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, and Kazakhstan  The Astana Times

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1 week ago Muttaqi Criticizes Pakistan’s “Mysterious Projects” in Afghanistan

Amir Khan Muttaqi accused Pakistan of using pressure tactics and pursuing “mysterious projects” in Afghanistan, warning that such actions are sharply escalating bilateral tensions. Taliban Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi escalated criticism of Pakistan this week, accusing Islamabad of attempting to impose “mysterious projects” on Afghanistan and using economic pressure, border closures, and political leverage […] The post Muttaqi Criticizes Pakistan’s “Mysterious Projects” in Afghanistan appeared first on Khaama Press.

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1 week ago Army chief Munir deliberately 'igniting tensions' with Afghanistan: Former Pak PM Imran Khan

Army chief Munir deliberately 'igniting tensions' with Afghanistan: Former Pak PM Imran Khan  The Economic Times

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1 week ago EU Announces Over €4 Million in Aid to Boost Economic Empowerment in Afghanistan

EU Announces Over €4 Million in Aid to Boost Economic Empowerment in Afghanistan  8am.media

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1 week ago European Union and UNESCO launch a new initiative to strengthen literacy and economic resilience in Afghanistan

European Union and UNESCO launch a new initiative to strengthen literacy and economic resilience in Afghanistan  Unric

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1 week ago Pakistan reels under economic shock as trade war with Afghanistan backfires

Pakistan reels under economic shock as trade war with Afghanistan backfires  Organiser

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2 w. ago Fresh talks between Pakistan, Afghanistan fail without breakthrough: Media report

Fresh talks between Pakistan, Afghanistan fail without breakthrough: Media report  The Economic Times

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2 w. ago Pakistan’s Trade Freeze With Afghanistan Backfires, Harming Its Own Economy

Pakistan’s Trade Freeze With Afghanistan Backfires, Harming Its Own Economy  The Hans India

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2 w. ago Prolonged border closure with Afghanistan worsens Pak’s economic crisis

Prolonged border closure with Afghanistan worsens Pak’s economic crisis  The Sentinel - of this Land, for its People

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2 w. ago Indian Media Claim Afghanistan–Pakistan Trade Freeze Has Hit Islamabad the Hardest

Indian media report that the Afghanistan–Pakistan trade freeze has caused disproportionate economic strain on Islamabad, triggering shortages, rising prices and growing unrest in border regions. Indian media outlets have reported that the halt in cross-border trade between Kabul and Pakistan has inflicted disproportionate damage on Islamabad. India Today claimed on Monday that nearly 50 days […] The post Indian Media Claim Afghanistan–Pakistan Trade Freeze Has Hit Islamabad the Hardest appeared first on Khaama Press.

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