On June 17, 2025, the movement of bulky trucks to the ports of Pakistan began again through the Salang Pass. This was reported by the Afghan side.
According to available information, repair work on the pass, which began on June 10, will continue, but this will not affect the cargo transportation process.
The resumption of traffic along one of the key transport routes in the region will help stabilize logistics and speed up the delivery of goods, including transit goods, through the territory of Afghanistan.
The authorities assured that all necessary measures to ensure traffic safety on the section of the pass have been taken.
Kabul is facing the threat of complete disappearance of drinking water by 2030, according to a report by the international humanitarian organization Mercy Corps published by The Guardian newspaper.
An Uzbek-Afghan business forum and B2B meetings were organized as part of a visit to Kabul by a delegation consisting of representatives of the Uzbek business community led by Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Davron Vakhobov.
Recently, a delegation of Uzbekistan headed by Deputy Minister of Agriculture Jamshid Abduzukhurov and other responsible persons made a working visit to the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.
On October 24 of this year, a regional intersectoral industrial fair started in the free trade zone "Termez International Trade Center", established on the border of Uzbekistan and Afghanistan in the Termez district of Surkhandarya region.
On October 9, 2024, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan Bakhtiyor Saidov received the new head of the diplomatic mission of Afghanistan in our country, Abdul Gaffar Teravi.
