KABUL since 2003 at a total cost of $10 billion.
Col. Jon Chytka, US Army Corps of Engineers commander in Afghanistan, told reporters here that positive changes were brought to many Afghans’ lives as a result of the projects.
“I have been to Afghanistan twice earlier. When I arrived here for a third time last year, I noticed much improvement in Afghanistan that it impressed me a lot.”
He said foreigners would manage many constructional projects in the past, but now most of such . . .
