SHARAN (Pajhwok): The construction of a commissary complex costing 34 million afghanis has kicked off in southeastern Paktika province.
The establishment of the commissary complex will help resolve people’s problems and enable them to travel to Pakistan on passports and visas.
The complex is being established by the Ministry of Interior near the Angor Ada gate on the Durand Line. The project will be completed within a year.
Maulvi Elhamuddin, deputy director of construction at MoI, told Pajhwok Afghan News the two-storey commissary complex would house 30 administrative offices and would have other necessary rooms.
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