Islamabad, Aug 24: Their excellent experience may help establish joint-stock businesses that will benefit our country and them by generating jobs.” Omid Haidari, a merchant, said, “It is necessary to activate industrial parks in all provinces and create more incentives to attract domestic and foreign investors.”
More than $7 billion has already been invested in Afghanistan’s mining, agriculture, and industrial sectors, according to Nooruddin Azizi, the acting minister of industry and commerce, who made this clear in a special interview with TOLOnews.
Abdul Jabbar Takhari, the Islamic Emirate’s consul in Karachi, Pakistan, underlined the importance of developing investment prospects in the nation and urged Pakistani investors to engage in a variety of Afghani industries. According to the Islamic Emirate’s consul in Karachi, “they wanted the opportunity to travel so that they could go and closely examine the trade system and take steps towards investment.”
According to the Chamber of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Livestock, foreign investment in Afghanistan fosters economic growth, expands commerce, establishes cooperative trade marketplaces, and creates jobs. First Deputy of the Chamber of Agriculture and Livestock, Mirwais Haji Zada, stated: “We encourage other traders to make investments in Afghanistan as well.
