The Kabul Tribune (KT) — Taliban authorities say Herat University has begun work on three development projects valued at 82 million Afghanis, according to a statement from the Taliban-run Ministry of Higher Education.
The projects include the construction and equipping of a new
computer science faculty, the development and organization of the university
compound, and the construction of a pharmacy building for the university’s
teaching hospital. University leadership formally inaugurated the work during a
ceremony.
The ministry said the projects will address major
infrastructure needs at Herat University and pledged that quality and standards
will be prioritized throughout implementation.
According to the statement, the 82 million Afghani cost will
be funded from the Taliban Ministry of Higher Education’s budget.
