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Economists urge US to return Afghanistan's frozen assets

Summary by Radio France Internationale

Several dozen prominent US and international economists urged the United States Wednesday to hand over to Afghanistan $7 billion in central bank reserves frozen when the Taliban seized control of the…

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Economists urge US to return Afghanistan's frozen assets

Plunge in economic activity and sharp cuts to foreign aid from abroad have sent Afghan economy into tailspin

2 years ago

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Radio France Internationale

Economists urge US to return Afghanistan's frozen assets

2 years ago·Paris, France

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PressTV

International economists urge US to release Afghanistan frozen assets

Several dozen international economists urge US President Joe Biden to return frozen Afghan Central Bank assets.

2 years ago·Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of

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Pajhwok Afghan News

71 World Economic Experts Want to Free Afghanistan's Frozen Money

The winner of the Nobel Prize, 71 world economic scientists have sent a letter calling on US President Biden to release the frozen funds from the Central Bank of Afghanistan.

2 years ago·Kabul, Afghanistan

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The New Arab

Economists urge US to return Afghanistan's frozen assets

Around 22.8 million people face acute hunger in Afghanistan and the country is in desperate need of its financial assets to prevent massive economic, humanitarian and financial crises.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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TRT World

Dozens of economists urge US to free Afghanistan's frozen assets

Some 71 economists, including Nobel prize winners, ask Washington to return $7 billion to Kabul, saying over half of the poor country's population faces acute food insecurity and three million children are at risk of malnutrition.

2 years ago·Istanbul, Türkiye

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