The World Bank says that Afghanistan's food exports to India will increase significantly in 2023 compared to the Taliban-ruled country's exports to Pakistan.

The World Bank says that Afghanistan’s food exports to India will increase significantly in 2023 compared to the Taliban-ruled country’s exports to Pakistan.

In the annual report of this bank called “Afghanistan Economic Survey”, which was published on March 10, it is stated that Afghanistan’s exports to India increased by twenty-two percent from January 2023 to January 2024, while during this period Afghanistan’s exports To India, Pakistan was 18 percent.

Pakistan, Afghanistan’s neighbor, has always been a close supporter of the Taliban.

But why did Afghanistan’s exports to India increase during the Taliban regime? But to reduce Pakistan?
In response to this question, Tariq Farhadi, an expert on economic issues, says: Afghanistan’s exports to India had decreased during this period, and this 22%, which is stated in the report, has reached this 22% from a small amount. It is not the case.” The dry fruit may have been exported through Chabahar or through Pakistan, the Pakistanis have allowed it to be exported to India, but this is not a general solution for Afghanistan as its main trading partners are Iran and Pakistan. “