Five Development Projects Worth AFN 28.3 Million Inaugurated in Bamyan

DID Press: Five municipal development projects costing a total of AFN 28.3 million have been inaugurated and put into operation in Bamyan, the capital of the central Afghan province of the same name.

The projects were implemented using Bamyan Municipality’s development budget for the current fiscal year. They include asphalting 1 km of road in the city of Gholghola, constructing a two-storey commercial market in the same area, building 22 shops for metalworkers, concreting pedestrian walkways between commercial markets in the new city of Dasht-e Isa Khan, and constructing floodwater channels and culverts in central Bamyan and its urban districts.

Local officials said the projects were designed to expand urban infrastructure, improve public services and address residents’ needs.

Hafiz Raz Mohammad Yaser, Bamyan’s mayor, stressed the importance of improving urban management and delivering services to citizens during the inauguration ceremony.