Afghanistan 100 Afghanis - Farmer - Hydroelectric dam - 1991 UNC

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This Afghan banknote has a face value of 100 Afghanis. It was issued in 1991.

The banknote features iconography focused on economic and social themes. On one side, there is a representation of a peasant, a symbol of agriculture and Afghan rural life. The image of the peasant highlights the importance of agriculture in the country's economy and the role of agricultural workers. On the other side, there is an illustration of a hydroelectric dam. This motif underlines the importance of hydroelectric power for the country's industrial development and infrastructure. The dam symbolizes technological progress and Afghanistan's electrification efforts.

The 1991 100 Afghanis banknote offers an overview of Afghanistan's economic and social priorities at that time. The emphasis on agriculture and hydroelectric power reflects the key sectors for development and improving the living conditions of the population.

 

 

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