A commission was appointed by the Taliban to deal with the economic crisis

The Taliban have announced that they have appointed a group to improve the economic situation in the country.

Abdul Salam Hanafi, the deputy head of the Taliban government, said in a press conference today that according to the decision of the commission appointed to control the prices of raw materials in the coming winter, money will be transferred through foreign currency remittances to facilitate this.

He added that the Taliban government has extensive plans to improve its economic affairs, including the 24-hour operation of some customs offices, the operation of private banks and the control of raw material prices and the payment of salaries to government employees.

However, following the fall of the previous government and the recent developments in Afghanistan, it is facing an economic crisis and unemployment.