Photo courtesy of the FBI Aug. 12 (UPI) — The FBI is seeking help in locating Mahmood Shah Habibi, an Afghan American business contractor who disappeared two years ago in Afghanistan.
DynCorp sees growth in Afghanistan business | Reuters
ATLANTA, Dec 2 (Reuters) – Defense contractor DynCorp International Inc said on Wednesday it expects to gain more business in Afghanistan as U.S. troop levels rise there. “We expect to see …
Business leaders warn of Iran, Afghanistan trade collapse
Local businessmen have raised serious concerns about increasing trade problems at the Pakistan-Iran and Pakistan-Afghanistan borders. Speaking at a Senate Finance Committee meeting, Quetta Chamber of …
Businessmen voice concerns over trade challenges at Iran, Afghanistan borders
ISLAMABAD: The representatives of Quetta Chamber of Commerce informed the Senate Standing Committee on Finance …
Thousands rush to AfPak border after Pakistan renews Afghan deportation drive
On Friday, “around 4,000 to 5,000 people” were waiting at the Chaman border to return to Afghanistan, according to Habib Bingalzai, a senior government official in Chaman …
New bill would prohibit US financial aid to Afghanistan until …
Pennsylvania Congressman Daniel Meuser is putting forth the No Funding Without Freedom Act, which would prohibit U.S. aid to Afghanistan while Americans are wrongfully detained there.
Taliban Boosts Economy with Skilled Worker Export Initiative to Qatar
The Taliban have launched a program to send 2,000 skilled Afghan workers to Qatar, aiming to reduce unemployment in Afghanistan. Registration is open to professionals from all provinces. This …
The fall of Afghanistan’s horse power is a lesson to today’s … – AOL
Some experts estimate that Afghanistan’s lithium, as well as other metals, could be worth as much as $1 trillion, a lifeline for a country that for years has labored at the lowest end of the UN …
Beauty salon ban in Afghanistan a blow to women’s financial … – Nasdaq
For the last eight years, Marzia Reyazee has supported her family with the earnings from her female-only beauty salon in Afghanistan, a business she spent more than $18,000 setting up.
Afghanistan needs $20 billion, says finance head
KABUL, Afghanistan — Afghanistan needs up to $20 billion over the next five years to put the war-shattered country back on its feet and help ease its dependence on foreign aid, the finance …