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KANDAHAR: The mayor of southern Kandahar province Monday said 150 kilometres of footpaths and an 80-kilometre sewerage network would be built in the provincial capital.
Ghulam Haider Hameedi told Pajhwok Afghan News the projects would be completed with assistance from the Central Asian Development Group (CADG) and the Canada International Development Agency (CIDA).
The mayor said the contruction of footpaths would be carried out by CIDA, with technical support from CADG.
He added a 50 kilometre footpath had already been constructed by the UN HBAITAT and another 150-kilometre would be built by CADG in line with a contract signed the other day.
He said the city would have a total of 200 kilometres of footpaths. The mayor also announced a two-month cleanliness drive in the city, saying CADG had provided 43 garbage trucks for the campaign, involving 1,200 workers.
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Ghulam Haider Hameedi told Pajhwok Afghan News the projects would be completed with assistance from the Central Asian Development Group (CADG) and the Canada International Development Agency (CIDA).
The mayor said the contruction of footpaths would be carried out by CIDA, with technical support from CADG.
He added a 50 kilometre footpath had already been constructed by the UN HBAITAT and another 150-kilometre would be built by CADG in line with a contract signed the other day.
He said the city would have a total of 200 kilometres of footpaths. The mayor also announced a two-month cleanliness drive in the city, saying CADG had provided 43 garbage trucks for the campaign, involving 1,200 workers.
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