#Afganistan
epa11731485 Saffron is being sorted after harvest in Herat, Afghanistan, 20 November 2024. The saffron harvest season in Herat, Afghanistan, has arrived, with this year's yield expected to increase by 30 percent compared to last year, saffron producers said. Approximately 9,000 hectares of land are dedicated to saffron cultivation in Afghanistan, with nearly 90 percent located in Herat. According to Hayatullah Mohajer Farahi, the Deputy Governor of Herat, 'Afghanistan saffron ranks first in global markets in terms of quality, demonstrating the unique agricultural strength of Afghanistan, particularly in Herat'. This year, forecasts predict a harvest of around 40 tons of saffron. The growth of saffron cultivation not only boosts the local economy but also reinforces Afghanistan's reputation as a leading producer of this valuable spice. EPA/STRINGER
GLAVNI IZVOZNI PROIZVOD
Počela berba šafrana, najskupljeg začina
epa09415072 Taliban militants patrol after taking control of Jalalabad, in Nangarhar province, Afghanistan, 15 August 2021. The Taliban have reached the outskirts of Kabul, the capital city of Afghanistan, where the Afghan government reported there have been shots heard, although the insurgents said they will not enter the city by force and are negotiating a peaceful transition of power. EPA/STRINGER
NEĆE VIŠE ČINITI KRIMINALNA DJELA

Afganistanci koji su potjerani iz Njemačke, pušteni na slobodu
EDITORIAL USE ONLY - Burqa-clad Afghan women wait for donations of bread outside a Kabul bakery. The majority of them come here every day and wait three hours for a piece of bread. A loaf of bread costs 10 afghanis ($ 0.10) but they can't afford it. Afghanistan is on the verge of becoming the world's worst humanitarian crisis that could lead to unprecedented famine.. Afghanistan on November 14, 2021. Photo by Oriane Zerah/ABACAPRESS.COM
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