Regular Meeting of the Inter-Ministerial Investment Committee Held

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Thu, Jan 29 2026 12:08 PM
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The regular meeting of the Inter-Ministerial Investment Committee was held at the Marmarin Palace. At the meeting, an investment proposal for Kolola Pushta Hill in Kabul Province was presented for discussion. During the meeting, it was emphasized that the historical and cultural value of Kolola Pushta Fort should be preserved, due attention should be paid to the significance of the fort’s sensitive tunnels, and green areas, public and recreational spaces, as well as all necessary facilities, should also be taken into consideration.

Additionally, a proposal for establishing an integrated agricultural and industrial complex for the cultivation and processing of cotton was presented for discussion. After deliberations, a committee composed of representatives of the relevant ministries was assigned the task of identifying suitable land in various provinces for the company proposing the project and submitting its report to the Inter-Ministerial Investment Committee on the specified date.

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