KABUL, Oct. 11 (Xinhua) -- Private-sector entrepreneurs from Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and India have concluded trade agreements valued at nearly 400 million U.S. dollars, aiming to bolster trade and investment ties, the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment announced on Sunday.
The accords are poised to deepen economic cooperation, attract greater investment, and generate new opportunities for both domestic and foreign enterprises, the chamber stated.
The pacts were formalized on the sidelines of a major trade exhibition in the capital, Kabul, where 323 domestic and foreign companies, including firms from Uzbekistan and India, displayed their products across about 700 stalls. ■
