Khalid Payenda, the former finance minister of Afghanistan, who once oversaw a $6bn budget, is now an Uber driver in Washington, DC, the latest sign of the deep dislocation that followed the overthrow …
Afghanistan’s former finance minister now works as a D.C. Uber driver
But now, having left his home just before its government fell to the Taliban, Afghanistan’s former finance minister Khalid Payenda is working as an Uber driver in Washington, D.C., The Washington Post …
Pakistan and China to work together on Afghanistan, Ukraine
China’s foreign minister said here Monday that his country and Pakistan are committed to cooperating more closely on regional and international issues such as Afghanistan and Ukraine. Pakistan and …
Khalid Payenda, former Afghanistan Finance minister, is a cab driver in Washington
Khalid Payenda, 40, had served as Afghanistan’s Finance Minister in the Ashraf Ghani government. He blamed himself and fellow Afghans for the swift collapse of the democratically elected government to …
Afghanistan’s former finance minister is now Uber driver in America
Former Afghanistan finance minister Khalid Payenda, who resigned from his post after the Taliban took over the country, is now driving Uber in America …
Afghanistan’s former finance minister is now Uber driver in America
Former Afghanistan finance minister Khalid Payenda, who resigned from his post after the Taliban took over the country, is now driving Uber in America …
Afghanistan’s last finance minister Khalid Payenda now drives Uber in Washington DC
In an interview with the Washington Post, the last finance minister of Afghanistan said that now he drives an Uber cab in Washington DC to make ends meet for his family.
Life humbles: Former Afghanistan finance minister Khalid Payenda turns into taxi driver for survival in US
Former Afghanistan finance minister Khalid Payenda turns into taxi driver for survival in US Lifestyle – The Maravi Post …
Afghanistan’s last finance minister who now drives for Uber said America’s fight for democracy and human rights in his home country was a ‘pretense’
“Maybe there were good intentions initially, but the United States probably didn’t mean this,” Afghanistan’s former finance minister told the Washington Post.
Pakistan’s North Waziristan once hit by terrorism aims to become business hub
Sana Jamal/Gulf News Ghulam Khan, North Waziristan: Hundreds of cargo trucks filled with goods, mostly food, are lined up and stand ready to cross into Afghanistan’s Khost province from Pakistan near …