Taliban Prevents Smuggling Attempt of 72 Kilograms of Kunzite Gemstones to Pakistan
Kabul24: The Ministry of Finance of the Taliban revealed that customs officials in the group prevented a smuggling attempt of 72 kilograms of Kunzite gemstones to Pakistan at the Torkham crossing. The stone was reportedly moved in an export shipment, although the smugglers’ identities remain unknown.
Preventing Smuggling of Precious Stones as a Top Priority
The Taliban Ministry of Finance has recently identified the increasing incidences of precious stone smuggling from Afghanistan to Pakistan as a significant concern.
In response, the group has made decisive and serious efforts to prevent such events and ensure that precious stones remain within Afghanistan’s borders.
Preventative Measures to Stem the Tide of Smuggling
In addition to the recent success in stopping the smuggling of 72 kg of Kunzite gemstones, the Taliban Ministry of Finance has also been reported preventing the smuggling of other precious stones, including ten tons of gems to Pakistan.
The group’s preventative measures have proven successful, creating a more secure environment for precious stone traders in Afghanistan.
Taliban’s Focus on Preventing The Loss of Precious Stones
The Taliban has assured traders and the Afghan people that they will continue to focus on preventing the smuggling of precious stones and limit the loss of these valuable resources.
The group’s efforts to prevent smuggling are seen as necessary to preserve the economy and natural resources of Afghanistan, which have been a subject of looting and illegal trading for years.
Positive Outlook for Local Economy
The success of the Taliban in preventing precious stone smuggling is expected to have a positive impact on the local economy in Afghanistan, boosting investment in the gemstone industry. By preserving the natural resources and wealth of Afghanistan, the country can work towards a more prosperous future for its people.
