The Afghanistan Mining Network (A.M.N) is a volunteer‑led, non‑profit network of mining engineers, economists, lawyers, and allied professionals dedicated to a socially, environmentally, and economically responsible mining sector in Afghanistan.
We contribute to safer production, fight corruption, provide technical consultation, support investment, and promote globally accepted best practices. AMN is not currently registered with any national or international authority and follows general NGO guidelines. Current leadership is by selection, with a mandate to enable elections for governing bodies.
We host workshops, trainings, seminars, and discussions, and publish the free bi‑monthly Afghan Mining Journal for registered members.
Address: 4th Street, Qala‑e‑Fathullah, Kabul 1001
Tel: +93 700 000 000
Email: info@afghanmining.net
Creation and growth of an advanced, responsible, and sustainable mining industry in Afghanistan.
Support Afghan mining institutions to adopt current technologies and knowledge—driving responsible, sustainable mining that contributes to national prosperity.
Raise industry capability and worker well‑being by partnering with public and private organizations on skills and standards.
Advance evidence‑based reform of legacy mining laws via comparative research and transparent data systems.
Bi‑monthly newsletters reporting trends, technologies, investment outlook, and policy analysis.
Volunteer advisors monitor legal and informal activities to generate open data and actionable insights.
Explore an interactive map of key mineral sites. Use it to orient stakeholders and link to public fact sheets. (Coordinates indicative; can be refined.)
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Founder
Facilitates AMN's strategy, partnerships, and governance enablement for a sustainable mining ecosystem.
Coordinator
Coordinates field programs, technical assistance, and stakeholder engagement.
Coordinator – Public Finance & Revenue
Leads policy and revenue transparency initiatives across the mining value chain.
Coordinator – Mining Engineering
Oversees technical quality, safety practices, and knowledge sharing among engineers.
Strategic collaborators supporting research, training, and open data.
University research unit collaborating on mining policy and workforce development.
Open‑data organization supporting geoscience portals and public dashboards.
Industry association partnering on safety standards and training content.
Get our bi-monthly Afghan Mining Journal and event notices.
Recent announcements, reports, and upcoming sessions.
AMN launches a pilot for public mining activity dashboards using volunteer‑reported insights.
Read moreA trilingual knowledge base for mining terminology in English, Dari, and Pashto, serving as a professional and academic resource for the Afghan mining sector.
View materialsLatest bi‑monthly issue featuring permitting pathways, geodata resources, and case studies.
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