The Procurement Commission, chaired by Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar Akhund the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs—approved 12 projects valued at approximately 2.7 billion Afghanis and modified 10 others during a recent meeting. The approved projects primarily focus on the health, road construction, and electricity supply sectors.
Publish dateSaturday 12 September 2026 - 19:22
Story Code : 365189
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) – Kabul: According to the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, the approved projects include the construction of hospitals in the Khost-wa-Fereng district of Baghlan province and the Sayed Karam district of Paktia province, the construction of internal roads in Kabul city, and electricity distribution across various provinces. These projects were approved with the aim of improving public access to healthcare, transportation, and energy services.
During the meeting, 10 additional projects underwent modifications. These included the completion of remaining work on the Darul Aman complex, the 200-bed hospital in Kunar, and the Al-Shifa Hospital in Kabul. The modifications were made to accelerate implementation and resolve existing obstacles.
The Procurement Commission, led by the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, regularly holds meetings to review and approve development projects. The approval of these initiatives represents a step toward infrastructure development and the provision of better services to citizens across the country's provinces.
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