Land demarcation begins for pharmaceutical industrial park in Kabul

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Sun, Dec 28 2025 2:15 PM
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The land demarcation process for a pharmaceutical industrial park has begun in Kharoti village, Mir Bacha Kot district of Kabul province. The process was launched by engineers from the Kabul Provincial Land Directorate and the Cadastre Department, in coordination with the Mir Bacha Kot district land office, and in the presence of the Deputy Minister for Food and Drugs of the Ministry of Public Health, Mawlawi Hamdullah Zahid, Kabul Governor Mawlawi Aminullah Obaid, and local officials.

The pharmaceutical industrial park, covering a total area of 1,116.89 jeribs of land, has formally entered the implementation phase after completing legal procedures, receiving approval from the leadership of the Islamic Emirate, and securing coordination with relevant ministries and institutions.

After an 18-year delay, the project is now set to move forward, with phased development to include road construction, electricity supply, water provision, and the

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