ACCI’s First Deputy of the board of directors Mr. Haji Muhammad Younus Muhmand and ACCI’s Investment Deputy of the board of directors Mr. Sultan Muhammad Safi met the head of the commercial delegation of the Indian Embassy for Afghanistan Mr. Vibu Thriphaty and had a discussion about the existing problems of the Afghan traders and investors in Indian customs and India.
ACCI’s First Deputy of the board of directors Mr. Haji Muhammad Younus Muhmand said that on one hand, Indian Custom does not let Afghan agricultural products enter India because of not having Hing certificates, and from the other hand, Indian Embassy for Afghanistan does not issue urgent or long-term business visas for the Afghan traders and investor.
He, furthermore, asked the Commercial Delegation of the Indian Embassy to solve the existing problems and to provide the required facilities for Afghan traders and investors.
ACCI’s Investment Deputy of the board of directors Mr. Sultan Muhammad Safi insisted on having good commercial relations with the countries of the region and asked the Commercial Delegation of the Indian Embassy for Afghanistan to provide the required facilities for Afghan traders and investors in India.
The Commercial Delegation of the Indian Embassy for Afghanistan said that the Indian Embassy has always been cooperative to the Private Sector of Afghanistan, especially to ACCI, and promised to provide solutions for the expressed concerns.
ACCI’s Chairmanship met the Commercial delegation of the Indian Embassy for Afghanistan
