Khost Province

Khost Province is located in southeastern Afghanistan, bordering Pakistan. It is known for its rugged terrain, including mountains and valleys, which influence its climate and agriculture. The province has a predominantly Pashtun population and plays a significant role in regional trade and security. Its economy is mainly based on farming, livestock, and small businesses. Khost also has historical and cultural importance, with sites reflecting its long-standing traditions. Despite challenges like conflict and development needs, Khost remains a vital part of Afghanistan’s social and economic landscape.