Kyrgyz investor has expressed keen interest in investing in Afghanistan's mineral resources, particularly in gold mines. The investor conveyed this intention during a meeting with the acting Minister of Mining and Oil of the Taliban movement.
As per to reports from the press service of the Taliban Ministry of Mining and Oil, the acting minister, Shahabuddin Delaware, engaged in discussions with the head of the Kyrgyz mining company "ALLATOY" and their accompanying team. The Kyrgyz investor conveyed their readiness to invest in Afghanistan's mineral sector and expressed willingness to provide practical and technical training to Afghan engineers in various aspects of the mining industry.
In response, the acting minister highlighted the prevailing national security conditions in Afghanistan, emphasizing the conducive environment for investment. Delaware assured the Kyrgyz investor and other potential foreign investors of the safety and security measures in place, creating a favorable ground for investment opportunities.
The Taliban's acting minister of mines and oil welcomed foreign investors interested in tapping into Afghanistan's mineral wealth. He extended an invitation to investors, assuring them of the reliability and confidence they can place in investing in Afghanistan's mines.
Earlier Daryo reported that Uzbekistan has announced its intention to make investments in coal, electricity, and cement production sectors in Afghanistan
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