KABUL said.
The call centre’s inauguration was attended by deputy finance minister Najeebullah Wardak, representatives of private sector, international donors and employees of Revenue Department and media during a press conference here.
Taxpayers’ problems, complaints and suggestions will be heard at the USAID-funded centre every day from 8am to 5pm and then shared with authorities, the agency said in a statement.
Wardak in his opening remarks said: “We are committed to reforms and equipping . . .
