KABUL could become self-sufficient in electricity production and irrigation, an official said Saturday.
Amanullah Ghalib, deputy energy and water minster, told Pajhwok Afghan News the government had completed the feasibility study of 21 small and medium size dams.
He said the government had formulated a five-year plan aimed at controlling the water flow and producing electricity in last two years.
In addition during this time, the public participation law was also completed, with efforts underway to towards self-reliance in power generation . . .
