In a meeting with Mullah Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Deputy Prime Minister for Administrative Affairs, these Turkish entrepreneurs conveyed their satisfaction with the overall security situation in Afghanistan and highlighted the country's potential for trade and employment.
During the discussion, the investors specifically mentioned their desire to invest in Afghanistan's mining, manufacturing, agriculture, energy, and technology sectors. Deputy Prime Minister Hanafi assured them of the Islamic Emirate's commitment to ensuring the security of traders and investors.
He emphasized the government's support for all types of domestic and foreign investments, facilitating necessary services for traders and investors in sectors such as production, mining, agriculture, energy, and technology.
This meeting signifies a potentially significant step towards revitalizing Afghanistan's economy. If these investment plans materialize, they could inject much-needed capital into key sectors, generate jobs, and contribute to broader economic growth.
However, the effectiveness of attracting and sustaining foreign investment will depend on continued improvements in security, the creation of a transparent and rule-based business environment, and the development of skilled labor. (ILKHA)