There are growing issues about the damage of the World Bank's incomplete projects in Afghanistan, with some on the edge of collapse, said Noorulhadi Adel, the representative for the Ministry of Rural Development.
He urged the World Bank to resume deal with incomplete projects in Afghanistan.
Economic experts have on the other hand said the conclusion of these jobs is important for Afghanistan's advancement.
Regardless of these concerns, Adel said they have actually prepared the implementation of several tasks in numerous provinces in the present solar year.
Following the collapse of the republic federal government, work stopped on the Citizens' Charter Afghanistan Project (CCAP) which delivered tidy water, electricity, roadways and irrigation, healthcare, and education to neighborhoods across the nation.
CCAP was performed by the former government.
However other significant regional jobs funded by the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, and other financial institutions were also stopped.
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