The World Food Programme reports that Afghanistan’s economy remains under severe pressure due to multiple shocks.
The massive return of refugees, combined with persistent drought and earthquakes, has strained the country’s fragile financial stability.
Inflation has been steadily rising since early 2024, highlighting the nation’s vulnerability to global price shifts.
The heavy reliance on imports and currency fluctuations continues to impact the daily lives of Afghan citizens.
Trade routes have significantly shifted following the closure of crossings with Pakistan in October 2025.
Exports are now redirected toward India and Uzbekistan, while essential imports are primarily arriving through Iran and Central Asia.
