Kabul Municipality has started the initial construction work on five connecting roads in the eastern part of Shahr-e Naw in District 10, with a total cost of 46 million Afghanis.
Engineer Mirurrahman Naseri, Head of Kabul Municipality’s Directorate of Programs and Projects Management, said the roads will have a combined length of 1,350 meters, with widths ranging from 6 to 8 meters. He added that the roads are scheduled to be fundamentally completed within six months.
According to him, the project also includes the construction of drainage channels and sidewalks, while engineers from the Directorate of Programs and Projects Management will provide technical and professional supervision throughout all stages of the project.
Meanwhile, Mawlawi Noor-ul-Wahab Noori, Head of District 10, welcomed the launch of the project, saying that the construction of these roads will help ease traffic congestion in this part of the city and create opportunities for the expansion of economic activities.
Initial Construction Work Begins on Secondary Roads in Eastern Part of Shahr-e Naw