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Afghanistan· BalkhIran and Uzbekistan increase trade with Afghanistan
Iran and Uzbekistan are significantly increasing trade with Afghanistan, aiming for $10 billion and $5 billion respectively, driven by Afghan self-sufficiency and new policies.
Background
Afghanistan, a landlocked nation, has historically relied on trade routes through neighboring countries. Regional powers like Iran and Uzbekistan are increasing economic engagement, seeking to expand their influence and foster stability through trade with Afghanistan.
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Iran and Uzbekistan increase trade with Afghanistan
First report 14h agoLast update 13h agoRegional economic ties and investment development are being fueled by Afghan self-sufficiency and new policies, creating opportunities for increased trade.
Delegations are meeting to boost trade, ease border and visa issues, and expand joint investments, focusing on attracting investors and strengthening private sector ties.
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