In a recent announcement, the Taliban revealed that Afghanistan's exports for the current year have surged to $1.717bn. The statement, issued by the office of the Taliban's deputy chief minister, shed light on the composition of the country's export portfolio, emphasizing the dominance of key sectors, Amu TV reports.
Afghanistan's export basket primarily consists of fruits, dried fruits, carpets, saffron, coal, and vegetables. This diverse range underscores the nation's potential in contributing to the global market with agricultural and artisanal products.
A remarkable 97% of Afghanistan's exports found their way to significant countries, solidifying the nation's economic ties. The major destinations include Iran, Pakistan, India, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, China, and Kazakhstan.
Online data indicates a positive trajectory in Afghanistan's export figures, showcasing an increase from $1.05bn in 2021 to $1.837bn in 2022.
A glance at Afghanistan's export history reveals a fluctuating yet upward trajectory. Exports averaged $537.54mn from 2000 until 2022, hitting an all-time high of $1.837bn in 2022. The record low of $69.10mn in 2002 reflects the challenging circumstances the nation has faced over the years.
Earlier Daryo reported that the press service of the Ministry of Health disclosed an increase in pharmaceutical collaboration with Afghanistan. Deputy Prime Minister Jamshid Khojayev led a delegation to Kabul, aiming to strengthen ties with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.
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