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Afghanistan and Uzbekistan discuss Kabul master plan and major infrastructure projects

The sides discussed residential and commercial development, railways and the exchange of technical expertise.

Officials from Afghanistan’s Ministry of Urban Development and Housing met a delegation from a state institution in Uzbekistan. Talks covered Kabul’s master plan and development proposals for residential and commercial areas.

Source: Ministry of Urban Development and Housing of Afghanistan

Afghan and Uzbek delegations meeting at Afghanistan’s Ministry of Urban Development and Housing
Afghan and Uzbek officials discuss Kabul’s master plan and construction projects. Illustrative photo. Photo: 3844328 / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

Mawlawi Mohammad Rabbani Naseh, Afghanistan’s deputy minister of urban development and housing for financial and administrative affairs, met the head of a relevant Uzbek state institution and the accompanying delegation. Several Afghan ministry officials also attended.

The sides discussed Kabul’s master plan, the development of residential and commercial areas, the construction of townships, railways and other major building projects. Afghan officials shared technical plans.

Naseh described the current opportunity to invest in Afghanistan as important and said the Islamic Emirate was committed to providing a suitable investment environment for domestic and foreign investors. He said past wars had caused extensive damage to the country’s infrastructure and that opportunities were now available in construction, reconstruction and development.

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The head of the Uzbek institution outlined its work and experience, saying it had extensive expertise in building airports, railways, townships and other major construction projects. The institution was ready to apply that experience in Afghanistan, he said.

The Uzbek delegation presented proposals for residential and commercial development in some areas of Kabul and Balkh provinces. Engineers from Afghanistan’s ministry shared information about technical capacity and related activities to strengthen the exchange of expertise and information between the two sides.

Translated from Pashto using artificial intelligence. Source: Ministry of Urban Development and Housing of Afghanistan

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