Following the introduction of seven businessmen by the Ministry of Trade of the Islamic Emirate, economic experts say that the introduced men should try to solve the problems facing exports in foreign countries.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Since the establishment of the caretaker government, the Islamic Emirate has introduced seven trade links in the countries of Pakistan, Iran and recently Turkmenistan with the aim of improving economic cooperation.
 
Following this action; Abdul Nasir Rashtiya, a businessman and economic expert, in an interview with AVA reporter, emphasized that the introduced companies should not remain passive as they were during the Republic, but should act in order to solve the challenges facing exports.
 
Mr. Rashtiya added: "We have always faced problems in the issue of exports due to lack of familiarity with the standards of neighboring countries; Now, it is expected that the introduced agencies will act in order to solve this challenge, because one of the duties of the commercial agencies is to analyze the standards and share them with the Ministry of Commerce, and the Ministry will partner with the traders.
 
He added that one of the most basic tasks of a trade association is their marketing, and Afghan associations should make efforts to promote export goods and attract investment in Afghanistan, and ensure good economic relations with neighboring countries.
 
Rashtiya pointed out that during the republic, Afghanistan had business interests in most countries, which were mostly determined based on personal tastes and did not have any achievements to help the country's international trade.
 
He expressed his hope that the Ministry of Commerce will appoint experts and experts in business positions to ensure strategic economic relations on the one hand and to work on solving business problems on the other hand.
 
Meanwhile, Abdul Salam Akhundzada Javad, the spokesman of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, told AVA reporter that they have been able to introduce seven commercial outlets to different countries so far.
 
He added: "In Pakistan; There is a commercial center in Quetta, a commercial center in Peshawar, a commercial center in Karachi, and another commercial center in Islamabad, and in the Islamic Republic of Iran we also have a commercial center in Tehran. There is also a trade center in Ashgabat in Turkmenistan.
 
At the same time, the Ministry of Economy calls the appointment of trade centers important in attracting foreign investments and improving economic relations.
 
Abdul Latif Nazari, Deputy Professional of the Ministry of Economy, has told the media that business representatives in Afghanistan's political agencies play an important and fundamental role in introducing investment attractions in Afghanistan and attracting foreign capital.
 
It should be mentioned that although the Islamic Emirate has diplomatic relations with some countries such as China, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Iran, Pakistan, the United Arab Emirates, Turkey, and Russia; But the trade fairs have not been introduced to all these countries.