The Kabul Tribune (KT) — The Taliban’s Ministry of Public Works said that 147,194 metric tons of goods were transported across Afghanistan last week.
Ministry spokesman Ashraf Haqshenas said Monday, November 24, 2025, that of this total, 104,313 tons were moved through Hairatan Port, 8,396 tons via Aqina Port, 15,328 tons through Turghundi Port, and 19,157 tons along the Khaf-Herat route.
The shipments included oil, non-oil goods, and other materials. Of the total, 327 tons were commercial exports, mainly pomegranate juice.
Haqshenas emphasized that increasing exports and imports through railway lines could create more job opportunities, boost national revenue, and advance economic development and stability.
The Taliban’s Ministry of Public Works also stated that it is working to create favorable conditions for the transportation of goods and to make commercial export and import processes faster and more sustainable.
