Afghan Taliban seeking India's help..!?  India's answer..?

The economy and trade of afghanistan, which is under the control of the Taliban, have not made any major progress. But the ongoing export trade in afghanistan is saving the country's government. But the continued export trade in afghanistan is saving the country's government. Realizing that they cannot cope alone, the Afghan Taliban government has taken an important decision. During the previous regime of afghanistan, india helped the country's development to a great extent by investing in many sectors, including infrastructure. It is noteworthy that not only india but many countries of the world helped in the previous regime of Afghanistan. During the previous regime of afghanistan, india invested in many sectors from infrastructure, and helped the development of the country to a large extent. It is noteworthy that not only india but many countries of the world helped in the previous regime of Afghanistan. Da afghanistan bank (DAB), the central bank of afghanistan, has requested india for technical assistance in the country's banking sector, and it has been reported that india is ready to help. A few days ago, afghanistan sought help from Arab countries to operate the airport. Recently, Da afghanistan bank (DAB) Chairman Abdul Qader Idris met indian Technical Team leader Bharat Kumar in Kabul. In this important meeting, he talked about Afghanistan's economic situation, banking problems, and how the two countries are going to work together. The General Manager of Da afghanistan bank, Siddiqullah Khalid, explained that continuous cooperation between afghanistan and india is very necessary for Afghanistan's banking sector. He also said that India's technical cooperation and assistance will strengthen the banking system of Afghanistan.After the Taliban takeover of afghanistan last year, Afghanistan's banking system is in dire straits following financial fraud and financial freezes. Not only this, Da afghanistan bank has been banned by the international banking system, the financial community, and domestic banks of other countries. The move also leaves the DAB unable to use the $9 billion in foreign exchange reserves held by afghanistan in foreign central banks. According to the World bank, the country's economy has fallen to -20 percent in 2021 after the Taliban took over Afghanistan.  Afghanistan has declared this as the "new normal" at the economic level of the country. Meanwhile, the level of government spending in afghanistan, the low level of family income, and the consumption of the people who continue to decrease have greatly affected the demand level of the country.