1. Home
  2. News
  3. The 4th section of Gardez-Zurmat road continues with 24% progress

The 4th section of Gardez-Zurmat road continues with 24% progress

Anonymous (not verified)
Wed, Jul 14 2021 2:01 PM
The 4th section of Gardez-Zurmat road continues with 24% progress

Gardez: The fourth section of the Gardez-Zurmat road project, which is 12 km long and 10 meters wide, continues with 24% work progress.

Ministry of Public Work says, the contract of this project has been signed between the Ministry of Public Works and a private construction company, which is funded by the Government of Afghanistan.

With the completion of this project, the basic transportation facilities will be provided for the residents of Zurmat district, and will also connect the people of the neighboring Ghazni and Paktika.

It is noteworthy that the road from Zurmat district to Sharana, the capital of Paktika province, had been built and constructed many years ago.

MoPW Media Team-Kabul

.

1 year 10 months ago

.

تازه ترین اخبار

Sun, Sep 26 2021 10:15 PM
Background image

Meeting of the Acting Deputy Minister of Technical Affairs of the Ministry of Public Works with the President of the World Food Program in Afghanistan and the UN Special Representative for Afghanistan

Meeting of the Acting Deputy Minister of Technical Affairs of the Ministry of Public Works with the President of the World Food Program in Afghanistan and the UN Special Representative. . .

Tue, Jul 27 2021 1:35 PM
Background image

Maintenance of 6.98 km part of Kabul-Kandahar highway completed

Zabul: Ministry of Public Works announced the periodic maintenance and rebuilding of a 6.98-kilometer long road in the Shajoi district of Zabul province, which is a part of the Kabul. . .

Tue, Jul 27 2021 1:09 PM
Background image

Daikundi: The urban roads of Nili City reach 73% progress

The 8.8 km long and 14 meters wide urban roads project in Nili city, the capital of Daikundi province, is underway and has reached 73% of physical progress, so far.

According to the. . .

BACK TO NEWS