The World Bank, in its latest economic report, has stated that the regional economic situation in the Middle East, North Africa, and Pakistan — including Afghanistan — shows signs of improvement, and it is expected that the region’s economic growth will reach 2.8% in 2025.
According to the report, although global instability, changes in trade policies, and ongoing conflicts continue to pose challenges to the region’s economy, economic reforms and investments in some countries indicate positive developments.
The report adds that in oil-importing countries such as Afghanistan, the economy is moving toward relative improvement due to private sector activities, the revival of agriculture, and domestic investments.