Officials in the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock say that Maulavi Ataullah Omari, acting head of the ministry, said during a visit to manufacturing companies in Nangarhar province that the investment environment in Afghanistan has improved and businessmen should invest in the country.

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Misbahuddin Mustain, the head of information and public awareness of the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock, said today (Sunday, December 10) in an interview with AVA reporter that Maulavi Ataullah Omari, during his trip to Mashriqi, from the grain production company visited Sheikh Masri Industrial Parks in Nangarhar and spoke in their company.

Misbahuddin Mustain added that the Acting Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock during his speech addressed to Afghan businessmen who are abroad said that the platform for investment has become favorable and investors should invest inside the country.

Mr. Omri stated: "Currently, we are in security, peace and tranquility. The youth of this country fought jihad with their sacrifices and martyrdoms and brought freedom, independence and security to this country. Now is the time of jihad for capitalists and businessmen to come and work, let the capital come." Spread yourself in this property to benefit from that people and yourself, the Ministry of Agriculture is ready to lay the groundwork and bring ease in all sectors.

According to the head of information and public awareness of the Ministry of Agriculture, in this meeting, Haji Gul Murad, the head of Tal Pasri Company, raised some of his demands in the area of reducing the customs tariff and bringing ease in the raw materials of chicken seed, and the supervisor of agriculture cooperated to fulfill that promise.

It is worth mentioning that the Acting Minister of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock of the Islamic Emirate visited a number of production companies and different farms during this trip and announced the support of the Ministry of Agriculture to businessmen and investors.