The US Treasury Department has extended its recent announcement of sanctions against the Taliban, allowing trade with all Afghan government agencies.
According to US media, a statement from the Treasury Department stated that the new law allows for all transactions involving Afghan government agencies that would otherwise be prohibited by US sanctions.
“Many Afghans are facing hunger and cold today, so we all need to act fast,” a senior administration official told reporters at a press conference on the occasion of the announcement of the general license.
The move by the United States comes after talks between the Treasury Department and private sector businesses operating in Afghanistan. The license is a continuation of the exemption granted to NGOs in recent months.
On the other hand, Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, Vol. However, we will keep the Taliban, the Haqqani Network and other malicious elements away from financial resources.
It should be noted that US sanctions against the Taliban have been in place since they first came to power in the 1990s.