H.E. Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar Akhund, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, chaired the regular meeting of the Economic Commission held today at Marmarin Palace.
During the meeting, the draft revenue policy for the mining sector was presented for discussion. After a comprehensive analysis and considering the proposed amendments, the Economic Commission approved the draft.
Additionally, a proposal for the construction of a commercial market in Mazar-e-Sharif, the capital of Balkh province, with an investment of 80 million Afghanis, was presented for discussion. After a comprehensive evaluation and the incorporation of suggested amendments, the proposal was approved by the Economic Commission. The plan outlines the construction of a six-story commercial market, which will include a parking area, 56 shops, and other essential facilities.
The meeting also reviewed the proposed procedure for establishing liquefied gas facilities and discussed strategies to address violations by cargo and postal companies. Separate committees were designated to conduct thorough evaluations of these matters, with a recommendation to submit their reports to the Economic Commission by the specified deadlines.
At the end of the meeting, follow-up reports on various agenda items were presented. The reports were approved in accordance with the Economic Commission's directives and were recommended for action by the relevant ministries and institutions.
All approved decisions were submitted to the esteemed office of the Amir al-Mu’minin (May Allah protect him) for final approval.
