Afghanistan’s Last Finance Minister Now an Uber Driver

Afghanistan's last economy minister became an Uber driver: His photo appeared

Afghanistan's last economy minister became an Uber driver: His photo has emerged - Washington Post, one of the respected newspapers of the USA, of Khalid Payenda, the last economy minister of the country, who fled Afghanistan, which was captured by the Taliban last year, and was driving an Uber in the US capital. revealed.

Khalid Payende; From a Ministry of Finance chair in Afghanistan to a taxi driver in the United States

Khalid Payendeh, the acting head of the former Afghan government's finance ministry in the United States, has turned to a taxi driver to support his wife and four children. According to the Washington Post, Mr. Payende said that he had lost all his savings after the Taliban came to power and that he was satisfied that he could drive a taxi. And in the hair

Afghanistan's last finance minister Khalid Payenda now drives Uber in US

Khalid Payenda who co-founded Afghanistan's first private university now drives an Uber cab in Washington as all his savings have been spent. And his teaching job at Georgetown University pays $2,000 per semester.

Afghanistan’s former finance minister is now Uber driver in Washington DC

Washington Post rides with Khalid Payenda, who left for the US before the fall of Kabul

Former Afghan finance minister who became Uber driver in US: 'We failed'

(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Hwang Chul-hwan = Khalid Payenda (40), who was responsible for the Afghan government budget of $6 billion (about 7.3 trillion won) per year until last summer...

Afghanistan's last finance minister who now drives for Uber said America's fight for democracy and human rights in his home country was a 'pretense'

"Maybe there were good intentions initially, but the United States probably didn't mean this," Afghanistan's former finance minister told the Washington Post.