KABUL, 05 February 2022, (TON): Acting head of Chamber of Commerce and Investment has termed the economic situation of Afghanistan as improving and called banking restrictions and frozen assets of the country by the US biggest challenges for investments.

Mohammad Younus Mohmand, acting head of the Chamber of Commerce and Investment, also considered prevention of scarcity of goods in markets during the last six months as one of the achievements of the chamber and said, “Now it is up to the Islamic Emirate to seize the opportunity of security, absence of corruption and absence of illegal extortions and convince the international community that Afghanistan has the capacity for big investments.”

The world should discuss its problems with governments and should not involve the general public and the private sector and they should not be harmed, he said.

On the other hand, he in a message to investors and businessmen who have left Afghanistan said there was no threat to them and they could return to their country and play their part in the development of Afghanistan.

Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment was established in 1932 by Afghan businessmen to respond to trade related disputes and bring coherence in trade activities.

Mohmand has been working in different areas of this chamber for several years and has been serving as acting head of the chamber since last two years.