Kabul new city ----parcel 1 development

[Toramana]

http://www.dcda.gov.af/

[randolph85]

the expansion of kabul is a must, or else it will become even more polluted and more over populated than it already is. peace between waring parties will help as well to get people to go back to their provinces. i don't care who is doing it, whether the government or the taliban, but development is an absolute must.

[Admin Khan]

By 2025, Kabul City will have 8-9 million people.

[randolph85]

Private firms are doing...the new build.

Who are are going...bankrupt.

Governments is hardly...paying anything

to these Private..firms.

Who then can't pay...workers.

Projects are standing..still.

Randolph would you..like

to live back..home?

Work in that heat for months on..end

and not get payed a...penny?

Corruption is on the...rise.

private firms investing is better than nothing because they actually care about making their money back and want to see projects completed. many large construction projects in a place like kabul are delayed, a building is half built and runs out of money waits a few months for the money to complete the project. what do you expect in a place like afghanistan? you are expecting western standards in a poor non western country.

and do you have evidence of afghans not being paid for their work in construction? these are big projects and the cost of labor is extremely low and affordable for a company that has a decent contract. if afghans aren't being paid, then you wouldn't have hundreds of afghan construction companies popping up like they are in afghanistan.

[randolph85]

then state the evidence, please.

[faye]

left standing randolph? some peope just don't like answering questions. lol.

[Toramana]

private firms investing is better than nothing because they actually care about making their money back and want to see projects completed. many large construction projects in a place like kabul are delayed, a building is half built and runs out of money waits a few months for the money to complete the project. what do you expect in a place like afghanistan? you are expecting western standards in a poor non western country.

and do you have evidence of afghans not being paid for their work in construction? these are big projects and the cost of labor is extremely low and affordable for a company that has a decent contract. if afghans aren't being paid, then you wouldn't have hundreds of afghan construction companies popping up like they are in afghanistan.

I agree with randolph on that. I went to Bahriya town in Rawalpindi-Islamabad and was impressed with the quality of its design and planning---very sophisticated and nice---all the work of a single person Malik Riaz although also blamed in media for being corrupt.

[Breshna]

then state the evidence, please.

Randolph your right...its not the west.

I with draw..my debate.

Until..i can get you...some

written proof.

So kindly remove..my debate.

[Breshna]

left standing randolph? some peope just don't like answering questions. lol.

No one left him..standing

It was prayer..time.

[faye]

it looked funny when you deleted your comments, lol.

[R3SISTANC3]

I agree with randolph on that. I went to Bahriya town in Rawalpindi-Islamabad and was impressed with the quality of its design and planning---very sophisticated and nice---all the work of a single person Malik Riaz although also blamed in media for being corrupt.

What were you doing in Bahria Town, planning to buy a home there? I wont be surprised, many Punjabi and Pakistan hating nationaliyan have settled there away from Pashtuns now days.

[R3SISTANC3]

Kabal (as we call it), is situated in a beautiful area. That city can really use some renovations. I knew some people here in US that have now gone there to do just that. Pray for their success. They are some level headed brothers.

[khushal]

as well to get people to go back to their provinces..

I doubt anyone would want to go back to their provinces. There is nothing in the province, no education, no medical facility, no service of any kind. More and more people are moving to Kabul from the provinces. It grew more than 300% in the last decade and its expected to grow the same amount int he next decade. Kabul can be a great metropolitan city if the government was not so corrupt.

[RevolutionThroughReason]

I favor sustainable development; but urbanization is so bad for society and the environment, people need to be deurbanized while at the same time having good infrastructure and facilities.

[randolph85]

I doubt anyone would want to go back to their provinces. There is nothing in the province, no education, no medical facility, no service of any kind. More and more people are moving to Kabul from the provinces. It grew more than 300% in the last decade and its expected to grow the same amount int he next decade. Kabul can be a great metropolitan city if the government was not so corrupt.

a couple reasons these services don't exist in the provinces is because of insecurity and lack of investment. the insecurity and lack of investment go hand in hand.