Iran Has Allowed The Transfer Of Oil From Its Country To Afghanistan

According to the Chamber of Commerce and Investment, Afghanistan imports most of its fuel from Russia, Central Asia and Iran.

Iran's special envoy for Afghanistan says that in order to meet the fuel needs of the Afghan people in the cold season, his country has issued a permit to import oil to Afghanistan for three months.

Mr. Qomi tweeted that Iran had issued the permit at the request of Afghan officials.

Hassan Kazemi Qomi, Special Representative of the President of Iran for Afghanistan, wrote on his Twitter page: "It was issued for three months."

however, the Herat Chamber of Commerce and Investment says that this will have a positive effect on reducing the price of gas and oil in the country.

"There is no doubt that this will have a positive effect on lower oil prices in Afghanistan," said Daryakhan Bahir, an economist.

According to the Chamber of Commerce and Investment, Afghanistan imports most of its fuel from Russia, Central Asia and Iran.