Afghanistan’s central Bank withdraws 2.5 billion AFN in worn banknotes

Afghanistan's central bank has announced the withdrawal of 2.5 billion Afghanis in worn banknotes as part of its efforts to maintain the integrity of the currency. This decision aims to replace old and damaged notes that may hinder transactions and affect the overall economy. The central bank is focused on ensuring that the currency remains in good condition to facilitate trade and everyday transactions among the public. The initiative reflects the bank's commitment to strengthening the financial system amid ongoing economic challenges in the country. Officials have encouraged citizens to exchange their worn notes at designated banks to support this initiative and help stabilize the currency.