First Afghan pine nut charter flight enters China this year

Published 2022년 1월 20일

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A charter flight operated by Afghan QAM Airlines transported 45 tons of pine nuts from Kabul, Afghanistan to Shanghai, China on January 10, marking the first pine nut shipment from Afghanistan to China in 2022. This follows the establishment of the interim government by the Afghan Taliban, which has led to the fulfillment of the country's initial foreign trade orders. The pine nuts, renowned for their quality, are a primary crop and source of income in northeastern Afghanistan. The agreement between China and Afghanistan for pine nut trade and the establishment of an 'air corridor' for direct import have significantly increased Afghanistan's earnings from pine nut exports to China, which reached 5,561 tons from July 2020 to June 2021.

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An Afghan pine nut charter flight operated by Afghan QAM Airlines loaded 45 tons of pine nuts from Kabul International Airport, the capital of Afghanistan, to Shanghai, China, on January 10. This is the first pine nut charter flight from Afghanistan to China in 2022. After the Afghan Taliban established the interim government, the first batch of foreign trade orders was 45 tons of pine nuts exported to China. This batch of pine nuts departed from Afghanistan on October 31, 2021 and was sold out after arriving in Shanghai, China. The opening in November 2021 During the fourth "CIIE", well-known e-commerce anchor Li Jiaqi and CCTV reporter Wang Bingbing joined hands to "bring goods" in the Asia-Africa live broadcast room, and sold out 120,000 cans of Afghan hand-peeled pine nuts in just one night. Afghan official in China Kaim was quite surprised by China's sales. He was not only surprised by the high recognition of Afghan pine nuts in the Chinese market, but also deeply moved by ...

Source: Guojiguoshu