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Afghanistan-Iran trade tops $5 billion, boosting provincial economies

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February 12, 2026
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Kabul [Afghanistan], February 12 (ANI): Commerce between Afghanistan and neighboring Iran has surged, with officers reporting that the overall quantity of economic exchanges between the 2 nations has reached roughly $5 billion within the present photo voltaic 12 months, based on a report by Tolo Information.

The announcement highlights the rising financial ties and the increasing function of cross-border commerce in Afghanistan’s provincial markets.

The determine was disclosed at an occasion in Herat province, the place native and Iranian officers gathered to mark the forty seventh anniversary of Iran’s Islamic Revolution.

On the ceremony, Iran’s Consul Basic in Herat, Ali Reza Marhamati, emphasised the dramatic improve in commerce flows, noting: ‘Final 12 months, we transported about 5,000 tons of products per thirty days, and now this determine has reached greater than 90,000 tons.’ This soar displays each enhancements in logistics infrastructure and higher facilitation of customs and border procedures between the 2 nations.

In response to the Herat Chamber of Industries and Mines, the increasing commerce is pushed largely by the Herat-Khaf railway, which has considerably eased the motion of products. Native officers described Iran as Afghanistan’s largest buying and selling accomplice, with the majority of economic items both imported instantly from Iran or routed into Afghanistan via Iranian territory – a pattern that has change into particularly necessary in mild of disruptions to commerce routes with Pakistan.

Financial analysts within the area say the increasing commerce hall helps provincial economies take up provide chain shocks and stabilise native markets. One analyst, Sayed Agha Farzan, stated: ‘It’s useful for each nations as a result of we have to import sure uncooked supplies from Iran, and Iran additionally wants uncooked supplies out there in Afghanistan. The border we share with Iran is taken into account essentially the most unbiased financial border between the 2 nations.’

This uptick in commerce comes amid broader efforts by provincial authorities to diversify financial partnerships and strengthen business hyperlinks past conventional channels. For a lot of provincial merchants, Iranian markets now function key hubs for importing equipment, building supplies and shopper items, whereas small quantities of Afghan merchandise proceed to search out consumers throughout the border.

Herat’s commerce increase additionally displays a practical response to shifting regional dynamics. With border crossings with Pakistan remaining closed or restricted, Afghan merchants have more and more turned to Iranian and Central Asian routes for shifting items. The expansion in bilateral commerce thus serves as each a lifeline for provincial companies and a sign of Afghanistan’s adaptation to altering financial realities.

Native officers and enterprise leaders at the moment are calling for continued funding in infrastructure, from rail hyperlinks to storage services at border factors, to maintain and additional increase this commerce momentum. They argue that deepening these financial connections may bolster employment and generate income for provinces lengthy affected by battle and restricted market entry.

As Afghanistan continues to navigate its financial challenges, the strengthening of commerce with neighbors like Iran seems to supply a tangible avenue for provincial progress, at the same time as broader political and safety uncertainties persist throughout the nation. (ANI)



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