Ivo Toniut Services Afghanistan

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Local Officials are optimistic that more citrus fruits would be harvested from the newly established fields in coming years. Provincial director of agricultural and livestock Mr. Noorullah Sabawoon said around 60 various types of citrus fruits are being studied in the research farm in a bid to boost the harvest of the fruit during the upcoming years. He also added that the employees of the directorate are being trained in a workshop to help with the establishment of more citrus fruit fields and further increase the harvest of the fruit.

The first meeting of the follow-up committee for implementation of the trilateral Chabahar agreement between Iran, India and Afghanistan at the level of Joint Secretary or Director General was held in the Iranian port city of Chabahar, India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said. On the occasion, India Ports Global Limited company opened its office and took over operations at the Shaheed Behesti port at Chabahar. Positive and constructive discussions were held between the three sides on full operationalization of the Trilateral Transit Agreement for international transit and transport through the Chabahar port, the ministry said. They agreed on the routes for the trade and transit corridors between the three countries, the MEA said. "The agreement has been signed in the form of a memorandum so that other countries also join this corridor agreement,” said Iran’s Managing Director of Ports and Maritime Organization. The capacity of Chabahar port has been increased from 2 milli

According to a statement released by the Presidential Palace (ARG), President Ghani ordered the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum and other relevant authorities to start work on drafting the strategy.  The statement further added that the issue was discussed during the meeting of the High Economic Council in ARG Palace. According to the recent study reports, Afghanistan’s natural resources have a potential value of as much as USD 3 trillion. As well as deposits of gold, silver and platinum, Afghanistan has significant quantities of iron ore, uranium, zinc, tantalum, bauxite, coal, natural gas and significant copper.

Officials from Kabul-based banks – which provide Islamic banking services – said the number of their customers who are willing to be provided Islamic banking services is growing and that this makes them optimistic to further develop the sector in Afghanistan. “The number of our customers has increased and the amount of their deposits have also increased. I am optimist in this regard,” said Saleem Rahimi, Marketing Officer in the Islamic Bank of Afghanistan (IBA). Officials from Afghanistan Banks Association said many banks in the country are prepared to offer Islamic banking services. “There are some problems which will be resolved in the near future, but the banks are ready to offer Islamic banking services,” said Najibullah Amiri, head of the association. An economic affairs analyst said government should develop Islamic banking services in order to put people’s money into circulation. “Attention should not only be paid to development of Islamic banking, but also in other area

Afghanistan got ready to export the first shipment of products through the Lapis Lazuli Transit, Trade and Transport Route. Cotton, dried fruit and sesame are among the products which will be exported through the route and 50 percent of the shipping cost will be provided by the government. Meanwhile, officials of Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ACCI) have called on the Afghan government to consider more facilities for the business community to export their products through such routes. The Afghan products are expected to be sent through Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan and Georgia to Turkey and onwards to European markets. “We expect this will not only be symbolic, but on a permanent basis. We should have the opportunity to export our fruit and minerals through the route to overcome our dependency on others,” said Khan Jan Alokozay, deputy head of ACCI. Based on statistics, the first shipment will include more than 175 tons of cotton, dried fruit and sesame, which will be expor

Officials from the Afghan Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ACCI) said that Afghanistan imports over USD 500 million worth of textiles/clothing on an annual basis. It's imported from China, Iran, Turkey, Korea, India and Pakistan. Meanwhile a number of economic commentators say the government should invest in rebuilding Afghanistan’s textile factories to curb the country's reliance on others for fabrics. Analysts say Afghanistan has vast potential for fabrics and cloth. “Currently we do not have production in Afghanistan, there are some factories in the country, but material is imported from abroad, this is an important industry which has been concentrated,” said deputy head of ACCI Khan Jan Alokozai. “There is no production in Afghanistan's clothing sector, all of it is imported from abroad, but shoes are produced inside the country,” said fabrics importer Obaidullah. Meanwhile residents have said that imported textiles and clothing is sold at higher prices at local m

Afghanistan carried out a record number of business reforms in the past year, earning the country a spot in this year’s top 10 global improvers. With five reforms in the past year, Afghanistan advanced to 167th place in the global ease of doing business rankings. On the measure of absolute progress towards best practice, Afghanistan significantly improved its Doing Business score by more than 10 points to 47.77. The latest reforms were in the Doing Business areas of Starting a Business, Getting Credit, Protecting Minority Investors, Paying Taxes, and Resolving Insolvency. “Improving the business environment is essential for Afghanistan to stimulate domestic investment and create jobs. Given the exceptional challenges of conflict and violence in the country, the government’s resolve to improve the business climate for private enterprise is doubly commendable,” said Shubham Chaudhuri, World Bank Country Director for Afghanistan. “We look forward to continuing to record Afghanistan’s s

The cost of fuel, petrol and diesel, has increased by eight percent in the last four months which has raised concerns among motorists across the country. Fuel sellers said the increase in price on international markets and also the decrease in value of the Afghani against the US dollar are the main reasons for the price increase. Statistics show four months ago; one liter of petrol cost 46 AFN and one liter of diesel cost 43 AFN. But now, one liter of petrol costs 59 AFN and one liter of diesel costs 55 AFN. “When the cost of fuel increases on global markets and when there are changes in the value of foreign currencies, these all affect the cost of fuel on the local market,” Saleh, a manager of a fuel distributing company said. In the meantime, Fuel and Gas Enterprise officials said a number of people who have an influence on the fuel market may increase the cost to earn more money. Mustafa Khalazai, deputy head of the Fuel and Gas Enterprise, said those people who deliberately increa

Si è tenuta il 9 ottobre a Kabul la posa della prima pietra del reparto di cardiochirurgia pediatrica presso l’ospedale “Indira Gandhi” di Kabul. Alla cerimonia hanno partecipato il Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Abdullah Abdullah, il Ministero della Sanità Ferozuddin Feroz e altri rappresentanti del governo afghano. Durante la manifestazione, Abdullah ha sottolineato l’importanza di questo progetto per migliorare la salute della popolazione afghana e in particolare dei bambini affetti da patologie cardiache per i quali attualmente non esiste possibilità di cura nell’ambito del sistema sanitario pubblico. Il CEO ha poi aggiunto: “Ringrazio l’Italia per questo importante passo che contribuisce ad aiutare i pazienti affetti da patologie cardiache in Afghanistan”. La costruzione del reparto di cardiochirurgia, il primo in Afghanistan, è parte di un progetto finanziato dalla Cooperazione Italiana del valore di 4 milioni di euro iniziato nel 2018. Assieme alla costruzione del nuovo reparto

Turkmenistan and Tajikistan agreed to finish the construction of Tajikistan-Afghanistan-Turkmenistan (TAT) railroad. Completion of the railroad was discussed recently during the meeting of the Tajik-Turkmen intergovernmental commission for trade, economic, scientific and technical cooperation held in the Tajik Capital. The MoU on the TAT construction was signed in March 2013 by the presidents of the three countries.

I wish every success to all my FRIENDS CANDIDATES in these elections. I am sure that my friends' honesty will bring significant and positive changes to Afghanistan; PEACE and Prosperity.

The President of Afghanistan, Ashraf Ghani, made the remarks during a meeting with the industrialists and traders of northern Parwan province. The Office of the President, ARG Palace, in a statement said President Ghani on Monday met the local traders and industrialists of Parwan and heard their recommendations and issues regarding the security, provision of loan facilities, establishment of cold storage facilities, and attention required to Senjid Dara industrial park. The statement further added that President Ghani thanked the local traders and industrialists for investing in various sectors in this province and emphasized on the importance of cooperation between the government and private investors for the development of the country. He said the recent changes in laws and regulations have resolved major issues which were available on the way for investment in the country. President Ghani also added that an association should be established for manufacturers, processing firms, and

The Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology of Afghanistan signed contracts for mobile phone salary payments of about120,000 teachers with two telecommunication companies in Kabul. The contract for monthly salaries of 43,000 teachers from Kabul was signed with Afghan Wireless and another contract for 76,000 teachers from Herat, Paktia, Balkh, Badakhshan, Khost and Laghman provinces was signed with Roshan. A pilot phase of the mobile salary payment scheme started six months ago in Parwan, Kandahar and Nangarhar provinces, covering 32,000 employees of the Ministry of Education including teachers. The process has proven successful and is now being expanded, said a representative of the education ministry. After registering for the mobile phone money system, teachers will be able to draw their salaries from the telecommunication companies branches, stores where the companies have agents, banks where the companies have contracts, and in some areas

NEVER FORGET: There is no country in the world with greater UNTAPPED ECONOMIC POTENTIAL than Afghanistan.

Contract signing for extraction of two major Afghan gold and copper mines in the US sparked criticism as members of civil society say the accords were signed under US and UK pressure, and in violation of Afghanistan’s Minerals Law. The Afghan embassy in Washington said late on Friday that the contracts for Badakhshan Gold Mine and Balkhab Copper Deposit were inked in DC on Friday by Afghan Acting Minister of Mines and Petroleum Nagis Nehan and Centar Ltd Founder Ian Hannam, who was once known the “King of Mining” in the British press for his role in deals involving mining giants such as BHP Billiton Ltd. and Xstrata PLC. According to the embassy statement, the licenses will grant Centar Ltd to explore the mineral deposits. Addressing the agreement signing ceremony, an official of the embassy Fazl Rahman Fazl Yar termed the inking of the agreements as a key step towards promotion of foreign investment in Afghanistan. However, civil society activists in Afghanistan say the Afghan go

The UAE's Air Arabia launched a new route from Sharjah to Afghanistan with the first flight landing at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul a few days ago. Afghanistan’s Consulate General in Dubai said with this new service by Air Arabia to Afghanistan, flight tickets will drop by about 40 percent between the UAE and Kabul. He also said they are hoping to see the costs drop further. Afghan said Air Arabia is also looking to start cargo flights to Afghanistan in the near future – which will help boost imports and exports into the country. Air Arabia officials said the airline will operate four times a week from Sharjah, to Afghanistan and that flying time will be 2 hours and 30'. Flights will be on Sundays, Saturdays,Thursdays and Mondays. “Kabul is a new addition to our network that will meet the needs of thousands of people traveling between Afghanistan and the UAE as well as the wider region,” said the CEO of Air Arabia. Air Arabia officials in Afghanistan said the ne

The insurgency in Afghanistan has gained strength and the government’s influence has shrunk despite significant international efforts since 2001 when the world intervened in Afghanistan. Various political, diplomatic, and military approaches have been tried and ample aid has been provided to stabilize the country. However, these efforts have produced few results while entangling the world in an open-ended conflict. To stabilize the country and weaken the insurgency, development partners must address the growing poverty and the government’s inability to financially sustain itself by assisting Afghanistan in managing its vast natural resources. Afghanistan’s resources have been poorly managed and left open for smugglers to loot the country’s wealth while poverty fuels the insurgency. If properly managed, Afghan mineral resources can not only be a stabilizing force but can provide the world with additional resources. Over 50 percent of the Afghan population lives in extreme poverty, with

Transport Director told media representatives that 13 million Afghanis were collected in revenue in the first six months of the current year. The department’s income stood at eight million Afghanis during the same period in the previous year. “Our revenue has surged by 40 percent this year.” He linked the revenue increase to anti-corruption efforts and the appointment of professional individuals. But provincial council members said efforts to eradicate corruption had not been enough. They called for a stepped-up drive to eliminate graft. The governor’s spokesman, said an effective campaign against corruption had been ongoing. Reform in the department had resulted in increased revenue, the spokesman argued.

India will be invited to help with a key railway project in Afghanistan during Uzbekistan’s President Shavkat Mirziyoyev’s visit to New Delhi. The railway, almost 650 km, which will connect Mazar-e-Sharif and Herat cities and will later be extended to Kabul, is a major project agreed to by President Ashraf Ghani and President Mirziyoyev last year. Many of the preliminary surveys for the project have already been completed. “We support a greater presence of India in Central Asia, and hope for some benefits of that for Afghanistan. I hope that negotiations with PM Modi will open a new page in our bilateral relations,” Special Assistant for Foreign Affairs Ilhom Nematov said as quoted in a report by The Hindu. “If India would be involved in [the railway line] construction, we would welcome them because of India’s proven record and experience, and because of its contribution to bringing peace to Afghanistan,” he said. He said Uzbekistan has an interest in opening trade and connectivity ro

Second Vice President of Afghanistan, Sarwar Danish, says Afghanistan and China will become a connecting point for Europe, Africa and Asia through the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). Danish was recently on a state visit to China, leading a high-level delegation. Danish visited the Communist Party secretary for Gansu province Lin Duo on Monday, the VP’s office said. On be behalf the Chinese Communist Party, Lin Duo hoped Danish’s trip would play a crucial role in terms of improved bilateral cooperation and relationship. Afghanistan and China, enjoying close relations, had been connected for the past 2000 years through the Silk Road, Duo added. Afghanistan could play an important role in terms of China’s security, he believed. “Afghanistan is a neighbor of China and it needs assistance, the Chinese government has developed a policy for continued aid to Afghanistan,” he said. Danish commended China’s ancient civilization, political stability and strong leadership. The second largest econo

Pakistan has recently delivered to Afghanistan first consignment of 40,000 tons of wheat it promised as gift earlier this year. The aid was promised in April during the visit of the then Pakistani Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi to Kabul. The first consignment reached Afghanistan as Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi visited Kabul on Saturday in first visit by a Pakistani minister to Kabul after Imran Khan took office as prime minister. During the visit, Qureshi met with Afghan President Ashraf Ghani, Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah and his Afghan counterpart Salahuddin Rabbani, discussing security, peace and counter-terrorism.

India’s biggest airline Spicejet this week announced it had linked up with the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ACCI) to run cargo operations between Delhi and Kabul from October 15. SpiceJet plans to transport 1,500 tons of cargo every month on its freighter aircraft under the partnership, the airline said in a statement. “In collaboration with ACCI and with the support of government of Afghanistan, SpiceJet will transport fresh fruits and dry fruits, carpets and other commodities from Kabul to different states of India at competitive prices, which will be subsidized by the Afghan Government,” the statement said. SpiceJet recently announced the launch of an air cargo services under the brand name SpiceXpress. “SpiceXpress which starts operation from September 18, 2018, will function as a separate business unit under SpiceJet Limited. SpiceXpress has laid down a detailed plan covering both domestic and international routes. To begin with the air cargo operations will c

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Today [Tuesday, September 11, 2018] marks 17 years since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, a day commemorated with pledges to “never forget.”  Our grief is well remembered. But too many of us have forgotten, or soon will, what followed on the heels of 9/11: our apparently endless war in Afghanistan. Nearly two decades on, the longest conflict in US history fades in and out of American consciousness — mostly out. The war has settled into grimly familiar patterns large and small. On a weekly and monthly level, the same headlines roll in again and again: A suicide bomber blows up a market, mosque, or other public venue, and dozens of innocents die. A coalition soldier is killed and a few more wounded. A high-ranking Islamic State, al Qaeda, Taliban, or other insurgency leader dies, and his role is soon refilled, hydra-like, by a new generation of radical. Then there are patterns on a larger scale. Three presidential administrations from two political parties have overseen five tr

Transparency International’s 2018 Progress Report is an independent assessment of the enforcement of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Anti-Bribery Convention, which requires parties to criminalize bribery of foreign public officials and introduce related measures . The Convention is a key instrument for curbing global corruption because the 44 signatory countries are responsible for approximately 65 per cent of world exports and more than 75 per cent of total foreign direct investment outflows. This twelfth such report also assesses enforcement in China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China, India and Singapore, which are not parties to the OECD Convention but are major exporters, accounting for 18 per cent of world exports. Hong Kong is covered separately in the report, as it is an autonomous territory, with a different legal system from China and export data compiled separately. The report has been prepared b

Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ACCI) said that Afghan traders are bringing in fewer goods from Europe and Turkey via Iran in the wake of Washington’s new sanctions against Tehran. According to traders, this has had a negative impact on Afghanistan-Iran trade ties. The ACCI said not only were Afghan traders suffering but foreign traders were also feeling the pinch as their trade volume through Iran’s Bandar-e-Abbas and Chabahar ports to Afghanistan has dropped considerably. ACCI officials said this is because foreign companies are afraid of the repercussions they could face if dealing through or with Iran.   Afghan traders had plans to increase the volume of imports and exports to Iran, China and European countries through Bandar-e-Abbas and Chabahar ports, but following the new US sanctions on Tehran, the situation has changed. “Our traders are afraid that if they export goods to China and European countries through Chabahar Port, they might face with challenges i

All activities of the Branch Office in   Afghanistan of the Italian firm SPT are temporarily suspended as the SPT Country Director for Afghanistan, Ivo Toniut, is undergoing urgent medical treatment in   Italy. The activities will be resumed normally as soon as Ivo Toniut returns to Afghanistan.

India and Iran on Tuesday [11 September 2018] reviewed the progress on completing the Chabahar Port project that will provide India a critical transport link to Afghanistan, bypassing Pakistan.  At the first trilateral meeting of India, Iran and Afghanistan held in Kabul, Afghanistan also conveyed to both New Delhi and Tehran its keenness on early completion of the project. The meeting was chaired by Afghan Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Hekmat Khalil Karzai. The Indian and Iranian delegations were led by Foreign Secretary Vijay Gokhale and Deputy Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi respectively. An official release issued in New Delhi said the meeting focused on consolidating economic cooperation, including Chabahar, as well as enhancing cooperation on counter-terrorism, counter-narcotics, and continuing support to the peace and reconciliation process that is led and owned by Afghanistan. The three sides agreed to hold the next round of consultation next year. The meeting came days af

Парламентарии подчеркнули неэффективность соглашения и заявили, что американская сторона не выполнила условия договора и не смогла обеспечить необходимую поддержку афганским силам безопасности. Из 150 депутатов, присутствовавших на заседании, 146 проголосовали за пересмотр соглашения. Накануне отмены двустороннего соглашения с США потребовали депутаты Мешрано Джирги (верхней палаты парламента). Афганские сенаторы выразили обеспокоенность в связи с дестабилизацией обстановки в стране, подчеркнув, что в отсутствие надлежащей реакции США на существующие угрозы безопасности двустороннее соглашение не имеет смысла.

Afghanistan State power distribution company DABS signed a Memorandum of Understanding during the second India-Afghanistan International Trade and Investment show, according to India’s Economic Times report.  The 4-day event, which started yesterday 12 September 2018, is aimed at bolstering trade between the two countries and is showcasing business and investment opportunities in the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. The Economic Times reported that Tata power is “looking to tap huge opportunities in Afghanistan”, where only 35 percent of the people have access to electricity, said the CEO and MD of Tata Power, Mr. Praveer Sinha. "When we look at the power sector and how we can play a role in Afghanistan, we see a huge opportunity. The country unfortunately does not have universal access of power as just about 35% of the people have access to power and that also in the four main cities," said Mr. Sinha. He said it was because of this that Tata Power would like to work with D

According to documents obtained from an Afghan news agency, few days ago was issued a presidential decree by which eight Afghan ambassadors from key embassies and many employees of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have been sacked. The ambassadors are: - Abdul Rahim Sayed, Afghanistan ambassador to Turkey. - Abdul Qayum Kochai, Afghanistan ambassador to Russia. - Nasir Ahmad Noor, Afghanistan ambassador to Iran. - Ali Ahmad Jalali, Afghanistan ambassador to Germany. - Omar Sayd Sultan, Afghanistan ambassador to Greece. - Mangal Hussain, Afghanistan ambassador to Kuwait. - Massood Khalili, Afghanistan ambassador to Spain. - Faizullah Kakar, Afghanistan ambassador to Qatar.

Work on the 80 kilometers second lane Kandahar-Spinboldak Road has been underway which may be completed in two years. This would help improve the transportation facilities for domestic and foreign businessmen and facilities local people as well. Public Works Department Director Abdul Ahmad Ehsan told Pajhwok Afghan News the Kandahar-Spinboldak road is 100 kilometers long and the 16 kilometers two-lane portion of the road had been already constructed on international standards and opened for traffic. Ehsan said two different companies have been working on the road. One company is working on the road at the cost of 1.25billion Afghanis and another is carrying out the project at the cost of 1.33 billion Afghanis. The public works director said the two-lane road construction project would be completed in two years adding that around 100 engineers had been working on the project. The residents of Kandahar province are happy over the construction of second lane Kandahar City-Boldak road a

Ministry of Industry and Commerce says the first shipment of Afghan goods to Europe through the Lapis Lazuli Corridor will include handicrafts and dry fruit.The Ministry of Industry and Commerce (MoIC) on Tuesday said the Lapis Lazuli Corridor agreement will be implemented within the next two months and will see the first Afghan shipment of goods exported to Europe via the new route. The Lapis Lazuli Corridor agreement was signed by Afghanistan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey in November. The corridor will start at Afghanistan’s northern Aqina port in Faryab province and Torghandi in western Herat province and will run through to Turkmenbashi in Turkmenistan. From there it will cross the Caspian Sea and will link the Azerbaijani capital Baku to Tbilisi and Georgia’s Black Sea ports of Batumi and Poti. It will then connect with Kars in eastern Turkey before linking to Istanbul and Europe. The inaugural shipment will carry Afghan handicrafts and dry fruit to Europe, said

Analysts said government should implement infrastructure projects to ensure Afghanistan’s power besides focusing on imported projects.

E’ stata inaugurata il 6 agosto all’Ambasciata d’Italia a Kabul la mostra dedicata al Minareto di Jam, uno dei siti afghani iscritti nella lista del patrimonio mondiale dell'UNESCO. Realizzata congiuntamente dal governo afghano e dall’agenzia ONU per la cultura, l’esposizione ha mostrato per la prima volta al pubblico la documentazione tridimensionale del minareto realizzata nel corso di una recente spedizione archeologica, confrontandola al contempo con i rilievi fotografici condotti dall’architetto italiano Andrea Bruno negli anni ’60 e ’70 durante le prime documentazioni scientifiche del monumento. “Nonostante il difficile contesto di sicurezza, siamo di lieti di ospitare la mostra in Ambasciata, quale omaggio al significativo contributo che l’Italia ha dedicato alla salvaguardia di questo eccezionale monumento, sin dalla sua scoperta a metà del secolo scorso. E’ anche un riconoscimento all’opera dell’architetto Bruno in Afghanistan, che tra gli altri ha progettato la sede de

Over 200 wheat processing factories have stopped working in the country and the ongoing drought has left the factories almost bankrupt. Officials said that the minister of agriculture is leading a high-level delegation from the private sector to Kazakhstan where they will hold talks with Kazakh officials on reaching an agreement about the proposal. The plan is aimed to address the vulnerabilities we have from the drought and to help the wheat processing factories, said spokesman of the ministry. According to industrialists, over 200 wheat processing factories have stopped working in the country and that the ongoing drought has left the factories almost bankrupt.

The World Bank has said that the Geneva conference is important for continued aid to Afghanistan. Speaking to TOLOnews, World Bank country director for Afghanistan Shubham Chaudhuri said that at the conference, donors will assess the performance of the National Unity Government and its programs in order to boost Afghanistan’s economic situation in the future and to improve good governance. Meanwhile, officials of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ACCI) said that the private sector in Afghanistan still faces serious challenges despite the NUG leaders’ commitments to the international community at the Brussels Summit to tackle their problems. “My understanding and I think this is where the Geneva Conference is really going to help with Afghanistan is kind of setting the stage in the next four years; offers an opportunity for the government to be in a conversation with its main international partners to talk partly, looking back at what has been accomplished in the las

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