ATM services resume in Afghanistan for first time since Taliban takeover

ATM services have become operational in Afghanistan from Saturday, for the first time since the Taliban returned to power.

Bank Da Afghanistan (DAB), Afghan Central Bank in a statement on Thursday said that ATM services by commercial banks in the country will continue.

Bank Da Afghanistan strives to restore the banking system and service to normal, “said the statement, adding,” reactive ATM will bring further facilities to the people. “

ATM services, especially, stopped after the Taliban got power in August last year.

Commercial bank ATMs will be available in certain fields to facilitate people. However, the bank has not yet mentioned the number of withdrawals due to limiting certain qualities still exist. Someone can only attract USD 200 per week or 20,000 Afghan, according to new policy.

Meanwhile, the Taliban called Afghans to pay their taxes on time.

Abdul Salam Hanafi, Deputy Second Prime Minister, on Saturday said that Afghans who owe taxes must pay to help overcome the current challenges in Afghanistan. He made a statement at the meeting held with the title “Finance Week” in Kabul, where other Senior Islamic Emirate members also participated.

“Those who are able to pay taxes must pay taxes correctly, so that funds can be spent in the education and health sector,” Hanafi said.

Minister of Finance, Hidayatullah Badri, said taxes will be invested in the country’s affairs for economic development.

“The Ministry of Finance has the responsibility for economic development and management of humanitarian aid,” he said.

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