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Afghanistan: Turkish companies stimulate power projects in Afghanistan
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10 December 2021
KABUL, 10 December 2021, (TON): Turkish construction companies operating in Afghanistan are earning praise for their state-of-the-art projects in Afghanistan, which currently needs such developmental projects as well as investment.
Mujiburrahman Omar said "we highly value the work of this Turkish company.”
Taliban administration's interim deputy minister for energy and water, during an on-site visit to an electricity project in the country's southern province of Helmand.
He said "we came here from Kabul to inspect the progress of work at their project site.”
A Turkish company is building the 100-megawatt Kajaki Hydroelectric Power Station, some 700 kilometers (435 miles) from Afghanistan's capital Kabul.
Omar said “Afghanistan is open to all investors.”
The minister said "starting with Turks, we appeal to investors all over the world to come and invest in our homeland.”
He said the Taliban administration was committed to infrastructure development in the war-torn country.
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