ECONOMY — March 17, 2026
Afghanistan Finance Minister Meets Azizi Group Representatives
Afghanistan's Finance Minister Mullah Mohammad Naser Akhund met with Azizi Group representatives to discuss cooperation, investment guarantees and issue resolution. Technical teams were appointed from both sides, with the minister assuring full support.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Bakhtar News — 2 min read
KABUL (Afghan Verified) -- Mullah Mohammad Naser Akhund, Afghanistan's Minister of Finance, met with representatives of the Azizi Group at the ministry's headquarters.
The Finance Ministry's press office issued a statement on the meeting, saying new collaborators from the Azizi Group were introduced to ministry officials to improve coordination between the two sides.
Discussions focused on developing bilateral cooperation opportunities and guaranteeing the group's investments. Technical personnel from both sides were appointed to evaluate and follow up on technical matters.
Representatives of the Azizi Group requested cooperation to resolve any potential problems in their activities. The minister assured full cooperation and emphasized that the ministry would take necessary actions in accordance with applicable principles to support investments and provide required facilities.
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Single source (Bakhtar News) reports direct from Finance Ministry press office with named official (Mullah Mohammad Naser Akhund), specific location (ministry headquarters), and concrete details of meeting agenda; not high-stakes or volatile.
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