Afghanistan’s Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation has announced plans to appoint new transport attaches in neighbouring and regional countries to facilitate trade and provide better services for Afghan citizens. Afghanistan relies heavily on road transport through neighbouring states for its imports and exports. Trade corridors and other regional agreements are seen as crucial for connecting Afghan traders to global markets.
The new transport attaches are announced for Uzbekistan, Iran, Pakistan, Turkmenistan and Tajikistan in an effort to ease transit challenges, boost exports, and expand access to international markets.
