Analysis of Afghanistan's Economic Situation and Exports [Original. Real record 723 words read 6 minutes]
#WonderWriting Challenge#Afghanistan is a landlocked country located in the central and western part of Asia. The northeast corner is bordered by the mainland, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan to the north, Iran to the west, and Pakistan to the south and east. This means a further development of Afghanistan's foreign trade. However, security is also a major concern for the Afghan population, given the poor infrastructure of many of its infrastructure. Afghanistan's agricultural exports account for 60 per cent of its animal exports, with various fruits, dried fruits and wheat being the main agricultural products, and beef and mutton as livestock farming. Industrial exports dominate light industry and handicrafts, which account for 27 per cent of Afghanistan's exports. Afghanistan has a very large number of export categories, mainly fruits, dried fruits, cotton, wool, handicrafts and other primary commodities are limited, and the lack of production technology has affected the development of many varieties of native products.
Afghanistan is an economically backward agricultural and pastoral country with a very low per capita annual income, making it one of the least developed countries in the world. 80% of Afghanistan's population is engaged in agricultural and animal husbandry production, and the output value of agriculture and animal husbandry accounts for more than 70% of the gross national product and about 80% of the country's total export value. In the face of cyclical adjustments and changes in the external environment, crisis awareness is not superfluous, but really needed. Seeking business development and lasting reserves is not only in line with the policy of "going out", but also in line with the development law of things to seize the opportunity when the new international pattern is adjusted. It is a wise move for production organizations to expand the external space to the world to ask for business share, and it is also the only way for every enterprise to go sooner or later.
Afghanistan is rich in minerals, lithium, antimony, copper, gold, lead, ferrochrome and other reserves are rich in high grade, due to the rapid progress of industrial development in the past hundred years, Afghanistan has been fighting more and less, the vast majority of minerals are still in a primitive state, the history of Britain, Russia led by small-scale private mining. finish
Chinatown, Kabul, Afghanistan2023.10.29
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