The Taliban’s Finance Ministry has announced a significant commitment from Indian investors to engage in extensive investments in pharmaceuticals, mining, and modern agricultural technology.
In a recent statement, the Finance Ministry of the Taliban government reported on an important meeting held in Kabul between ministry officials and a group of investors from India.
During the meeting, Abdul Mateen Saeed, the Deputy Minister for Revenue and Customs, emphasized the secure environment established for economic activities. He stated that since the return to power, complete security has been ensured across the country, safeguarding the investments and assets of all investors in Afghanistan.
Indian investors expressed their commitment during the meeting to invest in critical areas including the production of human, agricultural, and veterinary medicines, the transfer and application of modern agricultural technologies in Afghanistan, and investment in the mining sector. They also mentioned plans to facilitate the enhancement of technical capacities and skills of Afghan professionals in relevant fields.
The Indian investors announced that the construction of a modern eye hospital in Kabul, funded by them, is approaching its final stages. This medical facility is expected to open soon, providing high-quality specialized services to the residents of Afghanistan.