Private banks are composed of three parts: branches of foreign banks in Afghanistan, joint-venture banks and banks invested by China people. At present, there are 15 private banks in Afghanistan, mainly: 1, and foreign-funded or joint-venture banks: (1) Banque al Baraka d 'Algé rie Bank. This bank is a joint venture between Saudi Arabia and Arab countries. In 2003, it achieved a turnover of US$ 436 million, ranking 104 among the 200 largest banks in Africa. (2) Bank of Algeria, an Arab banking company. It was invested by Bahrainis and ranked 96th among the 200 largest banks in Africa in 2002. (3) Citibank. With the participation of American oil companies in Arab oil development, the bank set up a representative office in Albania on 1992 and a branch in Algiers on 1997. At the beginning of its establishment, the bank said that in order not to increase Albania's foreign debt burden, it would adopt a new international general loan method to provide financial support to Albanian national oil companies and American companies. (4) Industrial Bank Algeria Branch (La Société Générale Algérie). In 2003, it achieved a turnover of US$ 65.438+0.29 billion, ranking 654.38+0.98 among the top 200 banks in Africa. (5) National Bank of France. (6) credit lyonnais. 7. BNP Paribas. (8) Credit Agricole de France. (9) The Algerian Bank for Trade, Finance and Housing invested by Jordan. (10) Algerian Gulf Bank This bank consists of Bahrain United Gulf Bank (60% shares), Tunisia International Bank (30% shares) and Jordan Kowait Bank (10% shares).