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Ministry of Industry and Commerce Addresses Trade Challenges for Afghan Traders in India

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The deputy minister of commerce and industry met with Afghan traders in India to discuss business challenges. Mawlawi Ahmadullah Zahid led the meeting, where traders outlined concerns regarding the security of their goods, their investments, and unfair competition. Zahid assured the traders he would raise outstanding issues with relevant Indian officials.

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Why it matters

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The meeting addresses core business challenges and investment security for Afghan traders operating in India. The discussions aim to resolve issues related to trade security and competition for these businesses.

From pajhwok.com

Who's involved

  • Ministry of Industry and CommerceThe Ministry of Industry and Commerce, which organized the meeting to address trade problems.
  • AfghanistanThe country whose traders were the subject of the meeting regarding business challenges.

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  • Ministry of Industry and CommerceSpeculative

    The Ministry of Industry and Commerce could see improved trade facilitation and investment security for Afghan businesses if the outstanding concerns are resolved.

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