Kabul, the Afghan capital, has launched and executed 181 development projects this year, according to the state-run news outlet Bakhtar.

According to Bakhtar, the initiatives would cost 4.8 billion Afghanis (about 53 million US dollars) and cover all areas of Kabul in order to make the city clean and affluent.

Balouch has encouraged Kabul residents to assist the municipality in completing all projects on time and on schedule without specifying the nature or sorts of projects.

Thousands of people would be employed as a result of the developments, according to the mayor.

Kabul, Afghanistan’s capital, has a population of about 6 million people and has been plagued by a multitude of issues, including a lack of drinking water, energy, sewage, a bad transportation system, and health facilities.

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