Ahmad Shah Erfanyar

A clean drinking water supply network that consumed 169 million afghanis has been inaugurated in capital Kabul. The project will benefit 6,200 households.

Senior officials from Pakistan, Uzbekistan and Britain and the head of the Muslim World League visited Kabul last week, when a large number of refugees returned from Iran, Tajikistan and Pakistan.

The Economic Commission has approved allocation of 2,000 acres of land at the Abu Nasr Farahi port for unloading, loading vehicles and related administrative department.

The Ministry of Information and Culture (MoIC) has called for preservation of the historic building of Amir Dost Mohammad Khan School in Kabul during an ongoing road construction project.

A delegation led by the Secretary-General of the Muslim World League (MWL) Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa has arrived in Kabul.

Afghanistan’s private employment agencies and a mixed public company in Qatar have signed an agreement on deploying Afghan workers to the gulf country, the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs (MoLSA) announced on Monday.

At least 67 Palestinians have been killed and dozens more wounded by Israeli forces in northern Gaza, a media report said on Monday.

Afghanistan, Uzbekistan and Pakistan last week signed an agreement on feasibility study of the ‘Trans-Afghan railway project. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees arrived in Kabul today amid continued forced deportation of Afghan refugees from Iran and the UN allocated $10 million in aid for refugees.

The foreign ministers of Uzbekistan, Pakistan, and Afghanistan will hold both bilateral and trilateral meetings in Kabul on Thursday, the Afghan Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced.

The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum (MoMP) has announced that 165 kilograms of beryl were sold for 120 million Afghanis in eastern Nuristan province.

UNHCR strongly criticized forced deportations of Afghan refugees from Iran and Pakistan last week, when the Japanese ambassador in Kabul called on the interim government to reopen girls’ schools.

Approximately 30 former government officials, who recently returned to the country, were granted safety cards during a gathering in Kabul on Tuesday.