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Acting Afghan health minister travels to Iran to strengthen medical cooperation

Meanwhile, Iranian media have reported that one of the key components of Jalali’s visit includes participation in Iran’s International Health Exhibition in Tehran.

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Noor Jalal Jalali, the Acting Minister of Public Health of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, departed for Iran on Monday, June 10, to advance bilateral cooperation in the health sector.

According to a post by the Iranian Embassy in Kabul on X (formerly Twitter), the visit is aimed at enhancing medical and health-related collaboration between the two neighboring countries. However, the embassy did not provide further details regarding the agenda or duration of the trip.

The Afghan Ministry of Public Health has yet to issue an official statement regarding the visit.

However, in a previous meeting between Jalali and Iranian Ambassador Alireza Bikdeli, Tehran reiterated its commitment to continuing health sector support in Afghanistan.

Meanwhile, Iranian media have reported that one of the key components of Jalali’s visit includes participation in Iran’s International Health Exhibition in Tehran.

Reports indicate that Afghan government representatives, along with private sector delegates—including hospital administrators and pharmaceutical manufacturers and importers—are attending the exhibition as part of a 120-member international delegation.

The Afghan delegation is expected to hold bilateral meetings with Iranian companies specializing in medical equipment, pharmaceuticals, and laboratory technologies, as well as with relevant government officials.

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Afghan, Iranian ministers discuss agricultural exports and trade facilitation

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Afghanistan’s Finance Minister Mohammad Nasir Akhund has met with Iran’s Agriculture Minister Gholamreza Nouri Ghezeljeh to discuss expanding bilateral economic and trade cooperation.

The meeting took place during Akhund’s official visit to Iran.

According to a statement from the Ministry of Finance, the discussions focused on preparations for the next meeting of the joint economic commission, exports of Afghan agricultural products to Iran, and ensuring 24-hour operations at customs facilities.

The two sides also discussed addressing challenges faced by Afghan traders, preventing the smuggling of illegal goods, and other trade and economic issues.

Iran’s agriculture minister expressed readiness to cooperate with Afghanistan in the fields of agriculture, livestock and irrigation. He also assured the Afghan delegation that Iran would make the necessary preparations for the upcoming meeting of the joint economic commission and continue efforts to strengthen cooperation in these areas.

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Bayat Power’s 40-megawatt gas-fired turbine resumes operations in Jawzjan

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Bayat Power’s 40-megawatt gas-fired power turbine has resumed operations in Jawzjan province following an inauguration ceremony attended by Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar Akhund, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, on Saturday.

During the ceremony, Mullah Baradar praised Bayat Power’s investment in gas-fired electricity generation and encouraged other investors to invest in the electricity sector and other areas of the country’s economy.

He said the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan had taken significant steps towards economic growth and industrialization, creating favorable investment opportunities across the country.

Mullah Baradar also called on investors and industrialists to contribute to Afghanistan’s reconstruction and development and help create employment opportunities for the Afghan people.

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Afghanistan’s finance minister travels to Iran for official visit

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Afghanistan’s Minister of Finance, Mohammad Nasir Akhund, has travelled to Iran at the head of a delegation following an official invitation from Iran’s Minister of Agriculture, the Ministry of Finance said.

During the visit, Akhund is expected to meet with various Iranian officials to discuss bilateral economic, trade, customs and other related issues.

The visit will also include discussions on key topics for an upcoming meeting of the joint economic commission between Afghanistan and Iran.

 
 
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