The aid package included $32 million and was transferred to Afghanistan International Bank (AIB), according to a statement released by the state-owned bank of Afghanistan.
The package – 23rd since the beginning – brought the total to $660 million.
The central bank said it welcomes the international community’s support aid for the impoverished nation, seeking its support in providing banking facilitations.
The country’s already fragile economy was left on the brink of collapse after foreign countries withdrew aid following the takeover of new rulers.
This led to a decrease in the value of Afghanistan’s currency.
The central bank sold out millions of dollars several times, leading to an increase of the Afghani value against U.S. dollar.
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