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 from circulation. This decision aims to enhance the quality of currency in the country and address the issues caused by the presence of damaged and degraded banknotes. The central bank has emphasized the importance of maintaining a stable and reliable currency system to support economic activities. The withdrawal process will involve the collection of old notes from the public and their replacement with new, more durable currency. This move is part of broader efforts to strengthen Afghanistan's financial infrastructure and improve public trust in the banking system. The central bank encourages citizens to participate in this initiative for a more effective monetary environment.