Afghanistan rolls out red carpet for Chinese investors
President Ashraf Ghani on his first day of official 4-day visit to China met with his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to confer on economic and political cooperation.
The parties discussed expansion of bilateral cooperation in the spheres of security, economic, education, trade and culture.
President Ghani called on Chinese companies to reap investment opportunities in Afghanistan’s transportation, construction and railway projects.
He added that Afghanistan would become an economic junction in the region within the next 20 years and have a direct transit link with China through Wakhan corridor.
Afghanistan signed four Memorandum of Understandings (MoU) with China on ease of political visa arrangement, China’s humanitarian assistance to Afghanistan, and economic and technical cooperation between the two nations.
Related Articles
Land usurpation hinders implementation of Kabul city’s master plan
Powerful individuals have reportedly been involved in usurping lands over the past decade, and minimal efforts have been made to
Afghanistan Signs Contract To Establish Transparency In Phone Top-Up Tax Collection
The Afghan government signed a contract on the establishment of the Real Time Data Management System that will ensure transparency
Afghan traders block trade at Sher Khan Port
Afghan traders have blocked trade at the Sher Khan Port in northern Kunduz province in protest against problems caused by
