In brief
Afghanistan kicked off a four‑day agriculture and livestock exhibition in Kabul on November 5, 2026, convening farmers, livestock breeders and entrepreneurs from across the country. The Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock, led by Minister Mawlawi Ataullah Omari, emphasized the country’s natural advantages and called the event a platform for strengthening ties between producers and investors. The exhibition aims to improve market access, enhance domestic production, reduce imports, and expand exports.
Afghanistan opened a four‑day agriculture and livestock exhibition on November 5, 2026, in the capital city of Kabul, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock.
The event, which is aimed at empowering farmers, livestock breeders and local entrepreneurs, opened its doors to participants from across the country, displaying a wide range of agricultural products and livestock.
Minister Mawlawi Ataullah Omari spoke at the inauguration, underscoring Afghanistan’s abundant water resources, fertile soil, favorable climate and the strong human resources available for agriculture.
He described the exhibition as an important platform for showcasing achievements in the sector, identifying existing capacities and forging stronger links among investors, traders, farmers and livestock producers.
The ministry said the expo seeks to improve market access for agricultural and livestock goods, boost domestic production, reduce dependence on imports, expand exports and enhance coordination between producers and the private sector.