German firm keen to invest in Afghanistan’s mining sector
The German company Green International has expressed interest in investing in Afghanistan’s rich mineral resources following a meeting with officials from the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum.
The discussion centered on opportunities in oil and gas extraction and processing, as well as solid and metallic mineral projects. Representatives of Green International emphasized their expertise and capacity to contribute to Afghanistan’s mining sector and attract further reputable international investors.
Meraj Mohammad Meraj, chief of staff of the Minister of Mines and Petroleum, welcomed the interest, stating: “Afghanistan is a mineral-rich country. The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum encourages investment from all nations and will provide support and facilities to facilitate foreign investment.”
This engagement is part of the Afghan government’s efforts to strengthen international partnerships and promote foreign investment in the natural resource sector, which is seen as crucial for economic growth and development.
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