KABUL (SW) – On the sidelines of the ‘COP 28’ meeting, energy ministers of Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Pakistan have urged Afghanistan to actively participate in the ‘Casa 1000’ electricity transmission project.
KABUL (SW) – The Ministry of Energy and Water has proposed a plan to the Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, according to which Afghanistan will become self-sufficient in electricity production in the next five years.
URUZGAN (SW) – A number of gardeners in Uruzgan say that half of the almond orchards have been destroyed due to drought in this province.
KABUL (SW) – In the last eleven months, commercial goods worth one billion and 717 million dollars have been exported from Afghanistan, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Islamic Emirate.
TAKHAR (SW) – The local officials in Takhar, say that a bridge will be built over the Amu River at the personal expense of the residents of Darqad and Khawaja Bahauddin districts of this province.
Bakht al-Rahman Sharafat, the general director of the Afghanistan Railway Autority, has left for Ashgabat at the official invitation of Turkmenistan.
SAR-E-PUL (SW) – Eight new Qashgari oil wells in the Amu River Basin in Sar-e-pul province have been put into operation. Officials say that with
KANDAHAR CITY (SW) – A number of farmers in the southern provinces say that after the ban on planting opium, they have not been able to
PUL-E-ALAM (SW) – A meeting labelled as “Investment, Opportunities and Challenges of the Southeast Zone” was held on Thursday in Logar to lift the economy of
KABUL (SW) – Pakistan has imposed restrictions on trade with Afghanistan and has asked the drivers of Afghan trucks to pass through Pakistan only with
KABUL (SW) – A number of Kabul residents told Salam Watandar that they do not have access to electricity during most of the working hours.
KABUL (SW) – Lingering slow-paced construction work at the Kabul – Kandahar highway has made it extremely difficult for commuters. Mohammad Jamshid, a young man
