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Afghanistan’s Ambassador Meets Russian Trade Officials to Promote Investment

Afghanistan’s ambassador meets Russian trade representatives to discuss investment and Afghan products, despite Taliban restrictions.

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Afghanistan’s Ambassador Meets Russian Trade Officials

Afghanistan’s Ambassador Mawlawi Gul Hasan Hasan discusses trade and investment opportunities with Russian officials, highlighting challenges under Taliban rule.[IC :by AFP]

January 23, 2026

Mawlawi Gul Hasan Hasan, Afghanistan’s Ambassador to Russia, met with Alexander Shkirando, representative of the Russian Chamber of Commerce, and Dmitry Antonov, head of the Afghan–Russian Business Council, to discuss trade and investment opportunities.

Focus on Investment Opportunities

During the meeting, Russian officials expressed interest in investing in Afghanistan, highlighting potential sectors for cooperation. Ambassador Hasan shared detailed updates on the security and economic situation in Afghanistan, emphasizing stability and opportunities for foreign investors.

Promotion of Afghan Products

The Afghan ambassador requested expanded imports and marketing of Afghan products in the Russian market. He emphasized that improving trade links would benefit both nations and support Afghan economic growth.

Strengthening Bilateral Trade Relations

The meeting also focused on strengthening the Afghan–Russian economic partnership. Both sides discussed ways to facilitate business operations, remove barriers, and create favorable conditions for investors.

Conclusion

The meeting between Afghanistan’s ambassador and Russian trade officials reflects a growing interest in bilateral trade and demonstrates Afghanistan’s efforts to attract investment and promote local products internationally. Both sides agreed to continue discussions to enhance economic cooperation in the coming months.

However, these economic initiatives and investment opportunities remain limited and vulnerable under Taliban rule. The Taliban government, with its severe social and economic restrictions, corruption, and human rights abuses, continues to be the largest obstacle to real progress in Afghanistan, and both investors and the Afghan people are heavily affected by its consequences.

Read more :Taliban Deputy Minister: Some Media Promote Ethnic and Linguistic Divisions in Afghanistan

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