Ceremony of distribution of new registered National and international NGOs` license.
10 September 2017News
During the ceremony, a total of 41 licenses for the activities of National NGOs and 1 license for the activities of the International NGO were officially handed over to the authorities of these Organizations. Readmore
Mr. Mohammad Mustafa Mastoor was introduced as acting minister of the Ministry of Economy
12 August 2017News
Mohammad Mustafa Mastoor is today appointed as acting minister of the Ministry of Economy by Excellency Mr. Sarwar Danesh Second Deputy President of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Readmore
Minister of Economy presented the ministry's program of transparency and accountability in the presence of Medias
10 May 2017News
MEC meetingMr. Abdul Sattar Murad, at a press conference with the honorable friend of Sara Sharif, the head of the Parliamentary Coalition Against Corruption Readmore
The first focal point meetings with ten budgetary units and three UN agencies
29 November 2016News
The first focal point meetings with ten budgetary units and three UN agencies was conducted on July 17th, 2016 in conference hall of the Ministry of Economy. Readmore
Minister Biography
The career of Dr. Mustafa Mastoor spans a wide spectrum of public sector responsibilities for the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. Most recently in August 2017 he was appointed as Acting Minister of Economy.
ReadmoreReports and Information Resources
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National and International NGOs List
17 January 2018You can download all the National and International NGOs list in this page.
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Summary of Activities and Achievements
10 May 2017The main purpose of this report is to show the real picture of the activities of NGOs and development activities of those National and International NGOs which have submitted their reports to MoEc in 2015.
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Complete Report on the Activities of NGOs in 2015
29 November 2016MoEc is willing to launch the report of NGOs for the year 2015 that includes the expenditure and activities of NGOs all over Afghanistan. The main purpose of this report is to show Transparency, Accountability and providing information to the Government, Local people and Donors.
What kind of institutions are NGOs?
Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) are voluntary in nature which operates as non-profitable, non-political institution for the social welfare and development of communities.
Difference between NGOs and profitable organizations (companies)
NGOs as non-profit organizations are established by volunteer, like-minded people who will work regardless of the material interests do social and cultural activities for public utility.
Law on Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)
This law is enacted for the purpose of regulating the activities of domestic and foreign non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Afghanistan.
Coordinating Organizations
Directorate of the NGO Coordination – Ministry of Economy has been the only place of registration for non-government organization in the country; moreover, four of the organizations have been selected as coordination bodies.