Kabul: Under the Taliban rule, Afghanistan is in the worst economic and commercial collapse in three decades. It is indicated that the Taliban, who overthrew the Ghani regime through terrorist attacks, will not be able to stabilize the regime. Afghanistan, which has always received help from the United States in the commercial and financial fields, is not under the Taliban, but the people are in constant misery.
The Taliban is in the worst crisis in twenty years. The Taliban, who claim to have come to power unopposed, still struggle to secure international support.
Regionally, agriculture and commerce are not common. The centralized system is broken as terrorist organizations take control of the provincial administration. Women and children are suffering from severe malnutrition. The health sector is managed by international NGOs.
The era of 40 percent foreign aid in the commercial sector is almost over. Currently, the country has a financial deficit of 500 million US dollars. The United Nations report also points out that the Taliban is ruling without public support as regional fundamentalist restrictions have eroded the people’s willingness to do business.