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An indoor exhibition booth in Kandahar, Afghanistan, showcases various food products. In the foreground right, a man with a dark beard, wearing a gray shalwar kameez, waistcoat, and a blue lanyard with an ID badge, stands with his arms crossed, gazing towards the left side of the scene. On the left background, another bearded man, wearing a brown shirt and a dark vest, is positioned behind a display, attending to items. A large, round table draped with a royal blue cloth occupies the central and foreground area.

This table is laden with numerous small, clear glass bowls, each containing a different spice, grain, nut, or powder. Examples include orange powder, black seeds, white powder, various light brown grains, and shelled nuts. Each bowl features a white, vertically oriented label with identifying text in Arabic/Persian script. Several small, colored packets, likely spice samples, are also placed among the bowls. On the left side of the table, a tiered display holds multiple clear plastic bottles with yellow caps, filled with golden liquid (likely cooking oil), branded "ZAR - Zaid Ahmad Rajan." A small blue flag with a white logo is positioned on the table to the left.

The booth's background features several banners. A vertical poster displays "Hakimi Masala" branding with images of packaged spice products. A larger horizontal banner features Arabic/Persian script and logos, including "IOM - International Organization for Migration" and other local organization emblems. Another banner on the far left advertises "ZAR - Zaid Ahmad Rajan" oil products. To the right, behind the foreground man, numerous packaged boxes of "Hakimi Masala" spices are neatly stacked on a tiered display unit. The overall environment is well-lit, consistent with an indoor trade show or exhibition hall.
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Nov 12, 2025, 8:40 AM

Kandahar, Afghanistan

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An indoor exhibition booth in Kandahar, Afghanistan, showcases various food products. In the foreground right, a man with a dark beard, wearing a gray shalwar kameez, waistcoat, and a blue lanyard with an ID badge, stands with his arms crossed, gazing towards the left side of the scene. On the left background, another bearded man, wearing a brown shirt and a dark vest, is positioned behind a display, attending to items. A large, round table draped with a royal blue cloth occupies the central and foreground area. This table is laden with numerous small, clear glass bowls, each containing a different spice, grain, nut, or powder. Examples include orange powder, black seeds, white powder, various light brown grains, and shelled nuts. Each bowl features a white, vertically oriented label with identifying text in Arabic/Persian script. Several small, colored packets, likely spice samples, are also placed among the bowls. On the left side of the table, a tiered display holds multiple clear plastic bottles with yellow caps, filled with golden liquid (likely cooking oil), branded "ZAR - Zaid Ahmad Rajan." A small blue flag with a white logo is positioned on the table to the left. The booth's background features several banners. A vertical poster displays "Hakimi Masala" branding with images of packaged spice products. A larger horizontal banner features Arabic/Persian script and logos, including "IOM - International Organization for Migration" and other local organization emblems. Another banner on the far left advertises "ZAR - Zaid Ahmad Rajan" oil products. To the right, behind the foreground man, numerous packaged boxes of "Hakimi Masala" spices are neatly stacked on a tiered display unit. The overall environment is well-lit, consistent with an indoor trade show or exhibition hall.

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