Afghanistan Trade Shifts From Pakistan to Central Asia and Iran, Says World Bank
The World Bank reports that Afghanistan’s export routes are moving away from its southern neighbor Pakistan toward countries in Central Asia and Iran. The change marks a new direction in Afghanistan’s trading relationships.
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Afghanistan Trade Shifts From Pakistan to Central Asia and Iran, Says World Bank
Photo by Ali Khokhar on UnsplashThe World Bank has announced a change in Afghanistan’s trade patterns.
Afghanistan, which has traditionally sent much of its merchandise to Pakistan, is now directing more trade toward markets in Central Asia and Iran.
This shift could affect how Afghanistan accesses regional markets and the kinds of goods it trades.
The World Bank’s observation highlights a possible shift in Afghanistan’s economic links and regional influence.