AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTaliban Park Restrictions: A new report says Taliban morality police bar Afghan women from parks and outings, while foreign women are reportedly escorted and treated more leniently—citing Band-e Amir in Bamyan as a key example. Kabul Payments Debate: Kabul residents are split on expanding electronic payments: supporters cite safer, easier transfers and less cash handling, while critics warn about unreliable electricity, limited internet/banking access, and account security. Kabul Health Push: The Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment approved plans for a 100-bed private charity cancer hospital in Kabul, aiming to prioritize low-income patients and form a technical committee for sites, equipment, and funding. Travel Disruption Watch (Iran): Iran’s Imam Khomeini airport says flights to Turkey, Malaysia, China, Pakistan, Vietnam and Afghanistan are continuing despite US-linked aviation sanctions; Iraq’s Najaf airport suspended Iran flights but says talks seek exemptions for civilian travel. Visa/Medical Access (India): Delhi High Court ordered police not to block an Afghan woman carrying twins from needed antenatal and medical care even as it denied her request to travel abroad.
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