Kabul – The Ministry of Commerce and Industry of the interim government of the Taliban has announced that 698 tons of dry fruit have been exported to other countries over the past two weeks.
Among exports, 585 tons were raisins that were exported, Inamullah Samangani, deputy spokesman of the Taliban tweeted Monday, November 22.
According to him, the dry fruits have been exported to European, Asian, Australian, and American countries.
The statistics were also published in a new directive from the Taliban Ministry of Industry and Commerce.
In addition, Russia, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, and Kazakhstan are the countries to which Afghan raisins have been exported in the past two weeks.
It is worth mentioning that the borders were closed and the export process was stopped since the recent political changes.
Therefore, Afghanistan crops became spoiled, especially fresh fruit due to the closure of borders over the past three months.
