KABUL: Eleven trade cooperation agreements worth approximately 29.5 billion Afghanis have been signed between the private sectors of Afghanistan and Iran on the sidelines of the Fifth Imam Abu Hanifa (RA) National and International Exhibition in Kabul.
The Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment said the agreements aim to increase joint investment, expand economic cooperation, and create new business opportunities between the two countries.
The agreements were signed by traders and investors from both countries during the exhibition, which has brought together domestic and international traders and industrialists in Kabul.
The agreements are expected to help strengthen economic and trade relations between Afghanistan and Iran, expand private-sector activities, and create further investment opportunities.