A major infrastructure contract worth more than 641 million afghanis has been signed for the construction and rehabilitation of the Aybak–Ruyi Du Ab road in Samangan Province, officials confirmed.
According to the Ministry of Public Works, the 20-kilometer road project will be implemented under a joint venture agreement between the ministry and two construction and road development companies. The total estimated cost of the project stands at approximately 641.67 million afghanis.
The road will begin in Aybak, the provincial capital, and extend to Ruyi Du Ab district. Authorities say the project is expected to be completed within two years and will then be opened for public use.
Officials added that the contracted companies have already been issued commencement letters. As per the agreement, they are required to complete the survey and design phase of the project within 75 days.
The Aybak–Ruyi Du Ab road is considered one of the key connecting routes in Samangan province. Its development is expected to significantly improve transportation, reduce travel time and costs, boost local trade, and enhance residents’ access to healthcare and educational services.
