Iran Opens Trade Exhibition Centre in Kabul

KABUL, Mar. 06 – A significant commercial center—dubbed a permanent exhibition—sponsored by Iran was officially opened in the presence of representatives of the Islamic Emirate and a recently arrived Iranian delegation.

An Iranian delegation has also come to Kabul for the event, the Iranian govt announced.

The trading centre will commence operations in the upcoming solar year 1402, according to Samana Abdullahi, the institution’s director.

“Our presence was just to inaugurate the trade center and all of our main programs in practice will be implemented professionally in 1402 based on the needs of Afghanistan,” she said.

Nooruddin Azizi, the minister of industry and commerce (MoIC), asked the Iranian delegation to work to enhance the trade opportunities for Afghan products.

Meanwhile, the acting head of Agriculture and Livestock, Mirwais Hajizada, said that holding such an exhibition is good for the expansion of economic relations of Afghanistan with the neighboring countries.

The trade center of Iran was inaugurated at an 11-flat compound in Parwan-e-2 square in Kabul