Afghanistan International Bank Planes Investment in Health, Industry, and Hospitality Sectors

During a meeting with Mr. Maulvi Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Administrative Assistant of the Ministry of Interior, Ibrahim Mohib, the President of the Afghanistan International Bank (AIB), announced the bank’s intention to invest in various sectors. Alongside their existing banking programs, AIB is considering investments in the health sector, building materials production, and hotel management. […]

During a meeting with Mr. Maulvi Abdul Salam Hanafi, the Administrative Assistant of the Ministry of Interior, Ibrahim Mohib, the President of the Afghanistan International Bank (AIB), announced the bank’s intention to invest in various sectors. Alongside their existing banking programs, AIB is considering investments in the health sector, building materials production, and hotel management.

Recognizing the vital role of private banks in the progress and development of the country, the Administrative Assistant of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs highlighted the importance of supporting the private sector. He emphasized that the Ministry is committed to providing the necessary facilities and support to enable private banks, including AIB, to contribute to the growth of the Afghan economy.

The International Bank of Afghanistan’s plans to diversify its investments into the health, industry, and hospitality sectors indicate its commitment to supporting critical areas of the economy. By expanding their focus beyond traditional banking programs, AIB aims to contribute to the development and enhancement of key sectors, fostering economic growth and creating opportunities for the Afghan people.