AGP Executive Report
Last update: 35 minutes agoTextile Jobs in Kabul: An Afghan investor says a new international-standard textile factory in Kabul is 90% complete and could start fabric production within two months, aiming to create 12,000 direct jobs across three shifts. Trade Talks: The Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment met India’s ambassador in Kabul to push more exports, better logistics, fewer trade barriers, and easier trader visas. Exports Rise: Afghanistan exported over 1,280 tonnes of animal products in Q1, and nearly 760,000 square meters of handmade carpets so far this year, with major buyers including the US, India, Turkey and European markets. Hunger Warning: Human Rights Watch warns millions face an imminent hunger crisis, saying Taliban restrictions on women’s work in aid are worsening access to help. UNAMA Leadership: The EU welcomed Rabab Fatima’s appointment as UNAMA chief, saying continued international engagement is vital. Security in Badakhshan: Former lawmaker Fawzia Koofi alleges Taliban detentions of civilians after clashes in Yaftal, while Afghanistan’s army chief dismisses the attack as propaganda. Carpet Industry Employment: Officials say nearly one million Afghans work in the carpet sector, supporting household income and export earnings.
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