Afghanistan Allocate AFN 57 Million for 30-Bed Hospital in Bamyan

DID Press: Afghanistan’s governor’s press office in Bamyan has announced that construction of a 30-bed hospital in Kahmard District of the province is expected to begin in the coming days, with more than AFN 57 million allocated from the development budget of the Taliban-run Ministry of Public Health.

According to the information released, the project will be funded through the ministry’s development budget and the facility will have a capacity of 30 beds.

The report describes the hospital as the only project being implemented with Taliban government funding in Kahmard, a predominantly Pashtun district in Bamyan Province.

The allocation comes amid broader questions about the equitable distribution of government development projects and residents’ equal access to public services across the province’s districts. However, no information has been provided about development funding allocated to other districts of Bamyan.

The governor’s press office has not specified the exact start date, the expected completion period, or details of the hospital’s equipment and medical services.