
Rural Development Minister Meets Elders from Badakhshan and Paktia Provinces
Mullah Abdul Latif Mansoor, the Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, met with local elders from Badakhshan province and emphasized the importance of implementing development projects, particularly road construction and water supply initiatives.
Meeting participants outlined challenges and needs faced by residents, urging the minister to prioritize road infrastructure and water supply projects. Mansoor assured the elders that the ministry would address Badakhshan's concerns using available resources and adhering to principles of balanced development.
In a separate meeting, Mansoor engaged with representatives and local elders from Gardez, the capital of Paktia province. They expressed similar issues and advocated for essential development projects focused on road construction and water supply.
The minister reiterated his commitment to resolving Gardez residents' challenges, stating that the ministry would prioritize them based on available resources and balanced development principles.
The meetings highlight ongoing efforts by the Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development to engage provincial stakeholders on infrastructure needs.
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