Funded jointly by the United States, France and Germany, the water supply project would cost 72 million euros and a contract worth $11 million was signed at Sunday’s ceremony, a statement from the Presidential Palace said.
President Ashraf Ghani and Urban Water Supply and Canalization Corporation chief Yalani and Abdul Basir Latifi, the head of Mumtaz Group, the contractor, were present at the ceremony.
The first phase of the project, one of the largest in Afghanistan, would benefit 10,000 families and . . .
