Turkish companies to invest in Afghanistan’s wind generated electricity

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Kabul: The Ministry of Water and Energy reported on Sunday that a Turkish company is interested in contributing to a 200 MW wind power project in Afghanistan.

According to the Ministry of Water and Energy, the acting Minister, met with the President of Turkish construction company Suliman Ciliv and discussed energy production from various sources.

“Both parties agreed to sign an agreement to invest in a 200 megawatts wind power generation project as soon as possible so that based on this agreement, the practical works of this project will start in the future,” the Ministry said.

Afghanistan imports more than half of its electricity needs form its neighbours and once in while they cut the power due to numerous issues.