The Chamber of Commerce and Investment says that the exports through air corridors has now been reduced, and this has made the process of moving goods abroad challenging.
Air corridors, one of the means of transporting Afghanistan's commercial goods to world markets, are now witnessing fewer flights, and declining flights have caused problems in the export process.
The Chamber of Commerce and Investment says the decline in aircraft flight through the air corridor has made the country's exports a challenge. According to the Chamber of Commerce and Investment, airline flights are currently operated only with China.
Meanwhile, some businessmen are calling on the government to facilitate the transfer of goods abroad.
Previously, flights were operated by air corridors in four provinces, including Kabul, Kandahar, Balkh and Herat, making it easier to transport commercial goods abroad.
The Chamber of Commerce and Investment says that at present, the flight through the air corridor is operated only with China, where so far 1,500 tons of turmeric have been transferred to this country through the air corridor.
