
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce President Meets Kyrgyz Ambassador to Expand Economic Ties
The president of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment met with the ambassador of Kyrgyzstan in Kabul to discuss ways to expand bilateral trade relations.
The two sides addressed facilitating visa issuance for Afghan traders, exchanging trade delegations and strengthening cooperation between the chambers of commerce of the two countries. They emphasized the importance of developing economic relations and increasing trade exchanges, describing it as a key step toward stronger bilateral cooperation. Facilitating visas for Afghan traders was highlighted as an essential need to boost trade.
The president of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment expressed hope that implementing these plans would create new opportunities for Afghan traders and further expand economic cooperation between Kabul and Bishkek.
The ambassador of Kyrgyzstan welcomed the proposals and stressed his country's readiness to cooperate with the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan in various trade and economic fields.
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