Afghanistan’s mining extraction in progress at 180 sites, officials confirm
Over 10 billion Afghanis have been invested in 167 small mines, while investment opportunities worth 8 billion dollars have been created in 13 large mines.
Category: Governance
Islamic Emirate has 39 active diplomatic missions abroad, says Muttaqi
KABUL (SW) – Amir Khan Muttaqi, the acting Foreign Minister of the de-facto Islamic Emirate government, has said that significant progress has been made in establishing diplomatic relations, pursuing an economy-focused policy, and enhancing consular services.
Central Asian nations push for global engagement with Islamic Emirate driven by economic interests
KABUL (SW) – Experts assert that Central Asian countries are advocating for international engagement with the Islamic Emirate primarily for economic reasons.
9,000 international tourists visited Afghanistan last year
KABUL (SW) – In the past one year, Afghanistan has welcomed at least 9,000 international tourists, according to the Ministry of Information and Culture (M0IC).
Afghan embassy in Oman handed over to Islamic Emirate
KABUL (SW) – The Afghan Embassy in Muscat, the capital of Oman has been handed over to the Islamic Emirate, confirmed a de-facto official.
ASA completes 37 scientific research projects in a year
KABUL (SW) – Officials at the Academy of Sciences of Afghanistan (ASA) has reported the completion of 37 scientific research projects and the ongoing work on 208 additional projects over the past year.
New houses to be built for returnees in Balkh
MAZAR-E-SHARIF (SW) – Authorities in Balkh’s Directorate of Refugees and Returnees have announced the commencement of construction on 125 new homes for people who were returned from Iran and Pakistan.
Access to information remains bleak, say journalists
KABUL (SW) – Several journalists and media officials have raised concerns about the lack of cooperation from the Islamic Emirate government departments and ministries in providing necessary information.
Progress on TAPI project generates hope for prosperity
KABUL (SW) – After the practical work of the TAPI project started in Afghanistan, the hopes for providing job opportunities and improving the economic situation of Afghanistan have increased.
316 new public and private schools built in a year
KABUL (SW) – In the past year, 316 new schools have been established throughout Afghanistan, according to a report released by the Ministry of Education. The new schools include 106 public schools and 210 private schools.
Over 3.6 million Afghans engaged in Islamic education, reports MoE
KABUL (SW) – According to officials from the de-facto Ministry of Education (MoE), more than 3.6 million individuals are currently engaged in Islamic education across Afghanistan.
Groundbreaking for TAPI pipeline project begins in Afghanistan
KABUL (SW) – The practical work on the TAPI pipeline project, a regional initiative designed to transport Turkmenistan’s gas through Afghanistan to South Asia, commenced on Wednesday, September 11, within Afghan territory.
