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An official announced on Monday that the country’s four major railroads successfully transferred 4.1 million metric tonnes of commercial goods over the past year. This achievement highlights the growing significance of rail transport in Afghanistan’s logistics and trade operations.
The four railroads involved in this achievement are the Northern Route, Central Line, Eastern Spur, and Southern Track. These lines have collectively played a crucial role in moving a diverse range of goods, including industrial materials, consumer products, and agricultural commodities, facilitating domestic and international trade.
The official report emphasizes that this substantial volume of goods underscores the efficiency and capacity of Afghanistan’s rail infrastructure. The rail network has become increasingly vital for the country’s economic activities, providing a cost-effective and reliable alternative to road and air transport. The growth in rail transport is attributed to several factors, including recent infrastructure upgrades, enhanced operational technologies, and increased demand for rail services.
This milestone reflects a broader trend of modernization and investment in Afghanistan’s transportation sector. The improvement in rail facilities and operations has not only boosted the volume of goods transported but also improved the overall efficiency of the logistics network.
Economic analysts suggest that the continued development of Afghanistan’s rail network is crucial for sustaining trade growth and supporting the country’s economic stability. As the railroads handle more commercial goods, they contribute significantly to the nation’s economic infrastructure, helping to bolster trade relations and enhance connectivity within and beyond Afghanistan.
The successful transfer of 4.1 million metric tonnes of goods is a positive indicator of the rail system’s growing role and its potential to drive future economic progress in Afghanistan.