Noor-Ul-Haq Anwar, the head of the general directorate of the Islamic Emirate in Administrative Affairs, announced the activation of the electronic system in the procurement department.

Officials in Administrative Affairs said that the electronic procurement system, in addition to creating transparency, also prevents the loss of time in administrative work.

“Our people can get information about all projects in remote areas through the internet and this system,” said Abdul Wali Sediqi, head of the procurement department in Administrative Affairs.

“When we entered, we also obtained some detailed information, some of which were in the treasury section,” said Noor-Ul-Haq Anwar, the head of the general directorate of the Islamic Emirate in Administrative Affairs.

Meanwhile, the acting minister of the Economy said that with the re-establishment of the Islamic Emirate, the construction of large projects has been undertaken in various regions of the country.

Din Mohammad Hanif asked the investors who are staying abroad to return to the country and fulfill their responsibility towards the people.

“We invite those people staying abroad, because [here] is their homeland and home, they should come and serve in their homeland,” said Din Mohammad  Hanif.

“In the process, we are fully cooperating with them, hoping for economic progress in Afghanistan,” said Mohammad Yonis Momand, deputy of the Chamber of Commerce and Investment.

Diplomats from the embassies of Uzbekistan, Turkey, Iran, and some other countries, as well as a some foreign organizations, participated in the opening of the electronic system of the Procurement Department of the Administrative of Affairs.