Agreements worth $45 million were signed at the International Industrial Exhibition in Kabul
The Chamber of Commerce and Investment of Afghanistan said that agreements worth $ 45 million were signed at the international trade fair that ended on Sunday in Kabul, in which, in addition to local industrialists, trading companies from Iran, Turkmenistan, Turkey and Pakistan took part, TOLOnews reports.
Acting Head of the Chamber (ACCI) Mohammad Yusuf Moment added that the Afghan women participants sold their goods worth about 500 thousand dollars.
In total, about 500 contracts have been signed between Afghan and foreign traders.
Local officials note that much is being done in Afghanistan to improve national products, the situation in the mining and agricultural sectors, in the production of medicines, not counting traditional crafts, is improving.
It is stated that during the seven days of the exhibition, 350,000 people visited it.
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