KABUL’s portion of the Lapis Lazuli route in western Herat province on Thursday, officials said on Wednesday.
Flanked by other government spokespersons, Deputy Presidential Spokesman Shah Hussain Murtazavi told a presser in Kabul that regional connectivity projects such as the Lapis Lazuli route were central to stability, peace, security and prosperity of the country.
He believed the Lapis Lazuli route’s inauguration would see Afghanistan regaining it’s historic Asia’s roundabout geographic position and would bring about development in areas of trade and economic . . .
