General

Afghanvoice.com
wahdatakbari.com
Pashtunistan.net
Afghanshow.com

History

Wikipedia
Afghan-web.com
Afghanistans.com
Afghanan.net
RusWar.com

Social Networking

Afgfriends.com

Pashtu Blogs

Paktia-zadran.blogspot.com

Pashtu Youtube Channels

Organisations

Afghanwomen.org
Womenforafghanwomen.com
Afghanrelief.org
Helpafghanwomen.com
Rawa.org
Afghanistanwomencouncil.org

Shopping

Afgclassics.com
Non-Afghan Links

BlogCatalog
Blog Directory
Dmegs Web Directory
The Australian Index
Blog Directory
blogarama.com

Exchanging links is not only a fantastic means of ’spreading the word’ about your company, or the services you provide, but also one of the best methods of building links back to your website. By building links to your site, you benefit from the two-fold implications of increased website coverage, and the obvious SEO benefits from increasing your back-links. Proper website promotion results in increased page ranking, greater website traffic and better search engine placement. Those serious about website promotion know well that reciprocal link exchange with other well placed websites of similar content, not only increases your website traffic, it also greatly enhances the placement of your website listing in most of the major search engines. The few minutes that it takes to add your website details to a reciprocal link partner is a small investment for the returns in increased website traffic and website listing placement. Perhaps more importantly reciprocal links are probably the most economical form of website promotion. Afghantribes.com will gladly exchange text links with other sites.

If you would like to contribute towards the link page by providing us with links which are related to Afghans or Afghanistan in anyway or your personal website,  Just write the site name or your site name in the comment box below or contact us through the contact page. We will add it to the list. If a link is broken, just notify us by writing a comment so we can update it with the latest link.

Thank You

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