Mr. Hamayon Khowaja Zada, KCCI ‘s commercial deputy, participated in a consultative meeting in the presence of ACCI ‘s leadership, deputy of UNAMA, Head of UNDP, and other representatives of provincial chambers.
The purpose of this meeting was, reviewing the challenges that private sector facing; relating creating of good business environment, financial institutions and providing practical solutions. All participants discussed on private sector various problems including; trading and transit challenges, banking transactions and other obstacles. They proposed several solutions for all the mentioned challenges and obstacles.
The UNAMA ‘s office deputy and the head of UNDP have noticed all issues that raised by the traders, ACCI ‘s BOD members and all other participants, they promised to raise these all challenges to find out the solutions on upcoming international meetings
Wednesday, 28 May 2025
Honorable, Dr. Abdul Wasi, prime minister ‘s office director of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, visited green industrial park, located in Deh Sabz, Kabul with number of his colleagues.
During the visit, Mr. Ahmad Shah Hakimi, KCCI ‘s first deputy and shareholder of the mentioned park, accompanied Dr. Abdul Wasi; visited factories, mosque and other areas of green industrial park, the prime minister ‘s office director adored all strives of, whom involved in managing of this park.
Dr. Abdul Wasi, emphasized on the importance of establishing such industrial parks. He thanked those investors whom striving to produce quality products and creating employment opportunities.
He also stated that Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is committed to support private sector and promised to find the solutions for related problems.
Mr. Hakimi appreciated Dr. Abdul Wasi and his colleagues for visiting the park and stated that support of Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan from the investors is the encouraging incentive for more attempts.
Friday 2 May 2025
Kabul Chamber of Commerce & Investment
The Kabul Chamber of Commerce and Investment is one of the earliest chambers and operates alongside the Central Chamber. Throughout its years of activity, it has provided valuable services. However, due to the presence of the Central Chamber in Kabul, along with overlapping roles and services and a lack of distinction in responsibilities, the Kabul Chamber has received less visibility.