The construction of the Parande power dam in Panjshir has reached a significant milestone, with local officials announcing that the project has progressed by 98 percent. The dam, capable of generating four megawatts of electricity, is expected to be completed and operational soon.
Governor Confirms Completion Timeline
Kabul 24: Panjshir Governor Mohammad Agha Hakim confirmed that the dam’s construction work will be completed in the near future. He emphasized that the project’s costs, totaling over seven million dollars, will be fully funded by the Islamic Emirate’s budget.
Cost Breakdown and Funding
The total cost of the Parande power dam project is estimated to be 7.6 million dollars, with 7 million dollars already paid and the remaining 0.6 million dollars to be paid after the completion of the work, according to Governor Hakim.
Addressing Electricity Shortages
Governor Hakim highlighted the importance of providing domestic electricity to the Afghan people, who face numerous challenges, including a lack of electricity in villages and markets. He emphasized that the Islamic Emirate prioritizes addressing these needs.
Local Support for the Project
Residents of Panjshir expressed their support for the construction of the Parande power dam, citing its potential to resolve the long-standing electricity problems in the region.
They believe that the completion of the project will significantly improve the quality of life for the people of Panjshir.
