Procurement Commission approves 21 projects worth 6.5bn afs
The Procurement Commission has approved 21 projects worth around 6.5 billion afghanis and endorsed necessary amendments to 12 other projects, officials said.
The Procurement Commission has approved 21 projects worth around 6.5 billion afghanis and endorsed necessary amendments to 12 other projects, officials said.
Two safe drinking water supply networks have been completed and inaugurated at a cost of 9.719 million afghanis in Adraskan district of western Herat province, an official said...
Residents of Hasan area in Gilan district of southern Ghazni and drivers using the Tarnak River route say the collapse of the Ghazikhel Bridge in recent floods has...
A new health centre has been inaugurated at a cost of 8.9 million afghanis in the Ghaziabad district of eastern Kunar province, the Ministry of Public Health (MoPH)...
Local residents in southeastern Paktia province have built and handed over a school building at a cost of more than one million afghanis.
SHIBERGHAN (Pajhwok): Construction has begun on a 5.25 million-afghani water supply network in a returnee township serving Qosh Tepa and Darzab districts of northern Jawzjan
Following the publication of a Pajhwok report on the slow pace of reconstruction work on the Ghazni-Paktika highway, the governor of Ghazni summoned project officials and directed them...
The National Procurement Commission (NPC) has approved 13 projects worth 1.3 billion afghanis, endorsed amendments to 16 others and cancelled the contract for one project, the Deputy Prime...
Construction of the first phase of a standard passenger and freight terminal has begun in western Farah province at a cost of 127 million afghanis, officials said on...
FEROZKOH (Pajhwok): Following a series of reports by Pajhwok Afghan News highlighting concerns among Ghor residents over the deterioration of the historic Jam Minaret, local
FEROZKOH (Pajhwok): A new water supply project has been completed in Pasaband district of western Ghor province, providing access to safe drinking water for 180