en.Wedoany.com Reported - The construction project of the first underground market in Ghazni city, Afghanistan, has been launched. The project, costing 309 million afghanis, is being built by a private company in the city's second district and will consist of two floors with a total of 700 shops.

According to officials, the project is expected to be completed within two years and will create direct or indirect employment opportunities for nearly 3,000 people during the construction period. Ghazni Mayor Abu Mohammad Sabit stated that, unlike in the past, investors are now interested in reinvesting capital earned abroad back into Afghanistan. Kabir Ahmad Afghan, a representative of the private company, said the market will be completed in two years and, in addition to the 700 shops, will include a mosque, firefighting facilities, security services, and other amenities.

At the project's groundbreaking ceremony, local officials in Ghazni stated that the country's current investment conditions are better than ever and that efforts are ongoing to implement more development projects in the provincial capital and districts. Ghazni Deputy Governor Sardar Mohammad Madani said that projects will be initiated through various government departments in Ghazni to create opportunities for development projects. Hamidullah Nisar, head of Ghazni's Information and Culture Department, noted that such projects help drive the country toward self-reliance and further strengthen economic stability.

Local businessmen described this as an important step toward economic growth and expanding business opportunities, calling for more similar projects. Hafizullah, a businessman in Ghazni, said the project will provide better facilities for merchants and the public, supporting business growth and creating jobs. Another businessman, Nasir Ahmad, expressed hope that conditions will be created for implementing more such projects, adding that Ghazni, as a first-tier province, deserves more attention.

The underground market will be over 400 meters in length and approximately 34 meters wide, built between Faroqi Square and Qala Sabz Square in the second district of Ghazni city.

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