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Afghanistan Under Taliban Rule: Economic Realities and the Coming Crisis

According to the World Bank, Afghanistan’s economy has shown signs of growth in recent years, but economic growth alone does not translate into improved general well-being. Rapid population growth, large-scale return of refugees, and limited job opportunities have put per capita growth under serious pressure. The World Bank reported in its 2026 Economic Update that population growth and large-scale return of Afghans have put further pressure on …
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According to the World Bank, Afghanistan’s economy has shown signs of growth in recent years, but economic growth alone does not translate into improved general well-being. Rapid population growth, large-scale return of refugees, and limited job opportunities have put per capita growth under serious pressure. The World Bank reported in its 2026 Economic Update that population growth and large-scale return of Afghans have put further pressure on …

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روزنامه اطلاعات روز broke the news on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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