Afghanistan faces economic timebomb as NATO war ends
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The Taliban insurgency may still be raging but the poor state of the economy could pose a bigger threat to Afghanistan’s long-term viability, and huge mineral reserves are unlikely to offer a quick fix. In Kabul’s Sarayee Shahzada market, moneychangers wave thick bundles of Afghanis, dollars, rupees and dirhams, but the customers are not packing […]https://www.defencetalk.com/afghanistan-faces-economic-timebomb-as-nato-war-ends-61234/
The Taliban insurgency may still be raging but the poor state of the economy could pose a bigger threat to Afghanistan’s long-term viability, and huge mineral reserves are unlikely to offer a quick fix. In Kabul’s Sarayee Shahzada market, moneychangers wave thick bundles of Afghanis, dollars, rupees and dirhams, but the customers are not packing […]https://www.defencetalk.com/afghanistan-faces-economic-timebomb-as-nato-war-ends-61234/