Taliban launch construction of third phase of Ghori Cement Factory in Baghlan
The project, backed by an investment of $86.8 million, is being managed by the Taliban-run National Development Company.
The project, backed by an investment of $86.8 million, is being managed by the Taliban-run National Development Company.
Many locals said that finding work has become nearly impossible, forcing families into deepening poverty.
The project included the construction of 8 kilometers of distribution lines and the installation of seven new transmission towers.
The policy sets out goals to attract foreign and domestic investment, standardize surveys and extraction.
This comes as Taliban have set up a special tribunal to revew pension claims by retirees.
Artisans and producers are displaying their products in 20 booths across various sectors.
Taliban siad the measure is aimed at easing the export process and reducing spoilage of perishable agricultural products.
Residents say years of recurring drought have devastated pastures, leaving herders struggling to survive.
Taliban said their share will vary depending on the scale of extraction and whether companies have processing facilities.
According to DABS data, only 40% of Afghanistan’s population currently has access to electricity.