Abdul Hadi Mohammad, the general manager of Kabul International Airport, reported that in just one month more than 120,000 people, including foreigners, have traveled through Kabul Airport.

At the opening ceremony for projects at Kabul Airport, Mohammad emphasized that they are in contact with some foreign companies to resume their flights in Afghanistan.

The General Director of Kabul International Airport said: "Here are domestic companies, and FlyDubai is making two flights a day, and we are in contact with Jazeera Airways and Air Arabia, and they have evaluated all the services and looked at it from the security point of view."

Meanwhile, Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, deputy prime minister for economic affairs, pledged that they will provide facilities for investors in all sectors.

Baradar added that the conditions for investment in the country has been provided.

He said: "All Afghans, especially businessmen and national investors, should participate in the reconstruction of the country to the best of their ability and use investment opportunities in those sectors that are a priority for Afghans."

Mohammad Yunus Momand, the first deputy of the ACCI, said: "We ask the Islamic Emirate to establish a relationship between the people and the government."

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation (MoTCA) said that the work of some projects in Kabul International Airport, worth one million dollars, has been started by the private sector.

Ghulam Jailani Wafa, deputy of MoTCA, said: “These projects consist of about 10 medium and small projects and most of them were supported by national traders and private companies. These projects are worth almost one million dollars.”

Earlier, the authorities of the Islamic Emirate said that after the Islamic Emirate retook Afghanistan, some countries including China, Qatar, Turkey, Uzbekistan, America and Iran in Afghanistan invested in various sectors.