KABUL: A delegation from the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment met with representatives of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Indonesia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Jakarta to discuss expanding bilateral economic ties.
The Afghan chamber said Habibullah Omar, its deputy for social and cultural affairs, called on Indonesian traders and investors to explore investment opportunities in Afghanistan’s mining, agriculture, electricity and energy, industrial and other productive sectors.
He also proposed holding joint trade exhibitions, facilitating travel for investors, expediting visa procedures and establishing a joint working committee between the two chambers of commerce.
Representatives of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed the proposals and expressed interest in cooperation on trade, investment, business delegations and joint economic programs.