Ministry Delegation Meets Afghan Traders in China

The Ministry of Industry and Commerce dispatched a delegation to China for meetings with Afghan traders living there. The delegation was led by Deputy Minister Shehabuddin Saqeb. During the meetings, the focus was on discussing the various challenges that these traders are facing in their business operations. The ministry officials also emphasized their commitment to providing support to members of the private sector.

In parallel with these meetings, a separate group of Afghan traders attended an exhibition. This 21-member delegation was headed by Mohammad Haroon Ludin and took part in a machinery exhibition held in Chengdu, China. The traders had the chance to engage with exhibitors and explore new business avenues.

The China-Eurasia 2026 exhibitions opened in Urumqi, China. Afghan business delegates were among those present at the event. This participation is part of broader efforts to strengthen economic ties.

Economic experts have pointed out the value of these kinds of diplomatic and business engagements. They stressed that such activities can lead to increased transparency in trade matters. The engagements also serve to encourage more investment from the private sector. Furthermore, they help in identifying and resolving the challenges that traders encounter on a regular basis.

These initiatives by the ministry are aimed at ensuring that Afghan traders receive the necessary assistance to succeed in foreign markets. The direct interaction between officials and traders facilitates better understanding of the issues at hand.