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MAZAR-I-SHARIF (PAN): Three Indian-funded buildings for health clinics, costing $450,000, were inaugurated in Mazar-i-Sharif, capital of northern Balkh province, on Sunday, an official said.
The buildings were opened in Kart-i-Noor Khuda, Kart-i-Shad and Ali Chopan areas by Indian Ambassador to Afghanistan Gautam Mukhopadhaya, Public Health Director Dr. Mirwais Rabi told Pajhwok Afghan News.
About the single-storey buildings completed in one year, the Indian ambassador said such assistance from his country would help strength bilateral relations with Afghanistan.
He revealed work on the construction of three school buildings, funded by India, would be completed in the near future. The diplomat promised they would continue providing aid to Afghanistan.
Elsewhere in the relatively calm province, the construction of high school building began in the Aliabad area. Education Director Mahraeen said the project would be executed in one year at a cost of $299,000 provided by international forces.
He said the building would have 30 rooms, including classrooms, administrative rooms and a libratory. According to him, the building will house about 1,500 students.
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The buildings were opened in Kart-i-Noor Khuda, Kart-i-Shad and Ali Chopan areas by Indian Ambassador to Afghanistan Gautam Mukhopadhaya, Public Health Director Dr. Mirwais Rabi told Pajhwok Afghan News.
About the single-storey buildings completed in one year, the Indian ambassador said such assistance from his country would help strength bilateral relations with Afghanistan.
He revealed work on the construction of three school buildings, funded by India, would be completed in the near future. The diplomat promised they would continue providing aid to Afghanistan.
Elsewhere in the relatively calm province, the construction of high school building began in the Aliabad area. Education Director Mahraeen said the project would be executed in one year at a cost of $299,000 provided by international forces.
He said the building would have 30 rooms, including classrooms, administrative rooms and a libratory. According to him, the building will house about 1,500 students.
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