Indian Businessman Expresses Interest in Gemstone Exhibition Hall in Afghanistan
Ankush Stana, an Indian businessman, met with Nooruddin Azizi, Afghanistan's Minister of Industry and Commerce, to express interest in establishing a gemstone exhibition hall in the country.
Stana also indicated willingness to cooperate in connecting Afghan and Indian traders in the spices sector.
Azizi announced full support for Stana's initiatives, stating that Afghanistan possesses an active private sector ready to partner with foreign investors.
The Ministry of Industry and Commerce confirmed that the minister welcomed the proposals during the meeting, highlighting opportunities for collaboration.
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