Several Pakistani traders met with the consul of the Islamic Emirate in Karachi to discuss expanding markets and finding new ones for their products in Afghanistan.

Abdul Jabbar Takhari, the consul of the Islamic Emirate in Karachi, Pakistan, in this meeting, emphasized the need to create investment opportunities in the country and called on Pakistani investors to invest in various sectors in Afghanistan.

The consul of the Islamic Emirate in Karachi said: "They wanted the opportunity to travel so that they could go and closely examine the trade system and take steps towards investment."

The Chamber of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Livestock said foreign investment in Afghanistan is beneficial for increasing trade, creating joint trade markets, boosting the country's economy, and providing employment opportunities

Mirwais Haji Zada, the First Deputy of the Chamber of Agriculture and Livestock, said: "We invite other traders to invest in Afghanistan as well. Their valuable experience can lead to the creation of joint-stock companies that will create employment opportunities for both them and our nation."

Merchant Omid Haidari said, "It is necessary to activate industrial parks in all provinces and create more incentives to attract domestic and foreign investors."

Previously, Nooruddin Azizi, the acting Minister of Industry and Commerce, emphasized in a special interview with TOLOnews that more than 7 billion dollars have been invested in various sectors, including industry, mining, and agriculture in Afghanistan so far.