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Economists have vehemently opposed Washington’s decision to establish the Afghan Fund and transfer $3.5 billion of Afghanistan’s frozen assets into a Swiss account. The economists said Monday the people appointed to manage the fund do not have the expertise to do so and collectively called for Afghanistan foreign reserves to be returned to the country.

A New York court has denied the request to compensate 9/11 victims from Afghanistan's frozen foreign reserves. However, the decision is still under review.

A New York court has denied the request to compensate 9/11 victims from Afghanistan's frozen foreign reserves. However, the decision is still under review.

Wang Wenbin, China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson, said Friday the freezing of $7 billion of Afghanistan’s foreign reserves has caused the economic crisis in Afghanistan to intensify, and that Beijing sees the continued blocking of these assets as “unjustifiable”. "The freezing of seven billion dollars in assets of the Central Bank of Afghanistan has played a

The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation signed a contract for Aviation Security Services for four Afghan airports with the UAE’s GAAC company.

The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation signed a contract for Aviation Security Services for four Afghan airports with the UAE’s GAAC company.

World Bank Vice President for the South Asia Region, Hartwig Schafer, in meetings with President Ashraf Ghani and the acting finance minister in the last three days has pledged to continue

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has confirmed that work on the trans-nations Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) gas pipeline project has been suspended until the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) government has gained international recognition. In response to an email sent to the ADB by Ariana News, an official confirmed that the project has been put on hold.

The governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan reached an agreement to allow supply trucks to cross between the two countries.  

The governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan reached an agreement to allow supply trucks to cross between the two countries.