Officials from the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) have held talks with Tamim Hamiz, a representative of international logistics company DHL, on the possible resumption of the company’s operations in Afghanistan.

The meeting focused on DHL’s potential return to the Afghan market and opportunities to expand transportation and logistics services in the country.

During the meeting, ACCI officials expressed their readiness to cooperate with DHL and facilitate the company’s activities, emphasizing the importance of reliable logistics services for Afghanistan’s businesses and international trade.

The participants also discussed potential areas of cooperation in transportation and shipment services, according to the ACCI.

The possible resumption of DHL operations could provide Afghan businesses with greater access to international shipping and logistics networks, particularly for the movement of documents, parcels and commercial goods.

DHL is a global logistics company that provides international express delivery, freight transportation and supply-chain services across numerous countries and markets.

The discussions come as Afghan businesses continue to seek more efficient transportation and logistics channels to facilitate imports, exports and international commercial activity. (ILKHA)