Is Afghanistan a communist or capitalist country?

Afghanistan is neither a communist nor a fully capitalist country; it has a mixed economy with elements of both systems. Historically, it experienced periods of communist rule from 1978 until the Soviet withdrawal in 1989, followed by years of conflict that disrupted economic stability. Currently, Afghanistan's economy is largely informal, with agriculture playing a significant role, and it faces challenges such as poverty, lack of infrastructure, and political instability. The Taliban's governance since 2021 has further complicated economic conditions and international relations.