Local Taliban officials in Farah say that the province's customs revenue shows an increase of 56 percent compared to the same period last year.
Maulvi Atiqullah, the Taliban leader in Farah, told reporters that more than 3.3 billion afghanis had been collected during the period, an increase of more than 1.409 billion afghanis over the previous year.
He emphasizes that efforts are underway to seriously fight corruption, as well as to raise the revenue of Mustafa's Mustafa's customs and customs.
Some Iranian goods, including oil, enter the country through the port of Sheikh Abu Nasr Farahi in the Shibkuh Qala-e-Kah district, but now local Taliban officials insist that surveillance of revenue collection from the port has increased.
Six months have passed since the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, and the Taliban have placed great emphasis on collecting customs revenue in order to alleviate some of the high economic pressure on government spending.
