During the three-year rule of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, significant achievements have been made in the economic sector, alongside other areas. Here are some of the key accomplishments in brief: With the re-establishment of the Islamic Emirate, the economic situation, which was facing serious threats, is now on the path of progress. The Afghan currency has not only remained stable against foreign currencies but has also appreciated in value against some of them. The banking system has been rescued from collapse, and large-scale infrastructure projects have been initiated across various sectors. The export rate has doubled since the Islamic Emirate took power, trade has advanced, and the extraction and processing of large, medium, and small-scale mines are ongoing. The prices of basic food items have decreased, and there has been a noticeable increase in domestic food production. Despite the expansion of government institutions, hundreds of thousands of job opportunities have been created in mining and public welfare projects. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has increased, national revenue has seen substantial growth, the national budget has been funded through domestic revenue, and numerous facilities have been established in the transit sector, along with the rehabilitation of major roads. The Islamic Emirate has created an enabling environment for both domestic and foreign investment in the sectors of mining, electricity, agriculture, transport, telecommunications and technology, industry, banking, and trade. Currently, dozens of domestic and foreign companies are actively investing in various sectors, and many other companies have expressed interest in investing.