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Afghanistan-Kyrgyzstan Discuss Cooperation in the Electricity Sector

The Ministry of Water and Energy has said in a statement that a delegation led by the ministry’s deputy minister for energy has met and held talks with the Deputy Minister of Energy of Kyrgyzstan.


During the meeting, Afghanistan was described as a key connector for regional energy projects. Investment opportunities in the electricity sector were outlined, and information was shared on progress made on the CASA-1000 project.


Both sides agreed to cooperate on modernising power grids, increasing electricity generation, reducing losses, and strengthening technical cooperation. 


Police Radio 

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