‏02 June 2025 – During his visit to the northern provinces, Mr. Abdul Rahman Attash, CEO of the National Development Corporation, visited the ongoing works of the Qush Tepa Canal and evaluated the technical and practical aspects of this major national project.

‏Mr. Attash visited various parts of the canal from the zero point to Andkhoy district of Faryab province, where he discussed the nature of the work with the officials, engineers, and workers and provided them with relevant instructions.

‏He first visited the canal’s dam along the Amu River, assessed the progress of the work in the field, and recommended to the officials to pay specific attention to the efficiency and rapidity of the work.

‏He also visited the construction of 11 important bridges and water control structures along the canal route and emphasized that the work on these bridges and water control structures should be carried out on time, by quality and safety standards.

‏Mr. Attash also closely visited the excavation work of the second phase of the Qush Tepa Canal and, while praising the ongoing work, emphasized maintaining technical standards, rapidity, and environmental safety during the work.

‏Mr. CEO also spoke to the workers, appreciated their efforts, and stated that the success of major projects depends on the efforts of nationalist and courageous workers.

‏Taking into account the environmental issues, equipment, human resources, and technical conditions, he advised all relevant officials to keep their work processes organized and identify and solve existing problems promptly.

‏It is worth mentioning that currently, nearly, 2,000 machineries are working rapidly on the Qush Tepa Canal. 90 percent excavation work of the second phase and 79.5 percent work of the dam have been completed. In addition to that, currently, work is ongoing on 11 bridges and water control structures.

May 17, 2025: The National Development Corporation (NDC) officially inaugurated and handed over a newly constructed administrative complex at the Umari Camp in Torkham, intended to support Afghan returnees from Pakistan.

The facility was built using prefabricated structures and completed within just 15 days.

The opening ceremony was attended by the Director General of Emirati Companies, the CEO of the National Development Corporation, the Acting Minister of Economy, the Deputy Governor of Nangarhar province, the Deputy Spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate, and several other local officials.

During the event, Mr. Abdul Rahman Attash, CEO of the National Development Corporation, stated that this project exemplifies the Corporation’s professional capacity, commitment, and swift execution capabilities.

He added that NDC is not limited to construction alone; it is active in various sectors and possesses the capability to implement emergency projects even ahead of schedule.

Mr. Attash described this complex as the beginning of a new chapter for the Corporation and revealed that, in addition to the facility, NDC will donate 1,000 beds to the camp.

Meanwhile, Mr. Mawlawi Ahmad Jan Bilal, Director General of Emirati Companies, commended the leadership, technical team, and staff of NDC for their efforts in completing the project.

He noted that the project is exceptional not only in terms of speed but also in meeting high technical, administrative, and service standards.

He emphasized that completing such a major facility in a short time reflects NDC’s strong commitment, effective management, and professional capacity.

Mr. Bilal added that this facility would provide administrative services to returnees and help establish a structured environment for the delivery of government services.

Acting Minister of Economy, Qari Din Mohammad Hanif, also praised the construction of the complex and called it a significant achievement.

He stated that such projects not only provide essential services for returnees but also positively reflect the transparency, capability, and commitment of the National Development Corporation.

According to him, NDC is dedicated to honesty, quality, and professionalism in its operations — and this complex stands as clear evidence of that.

He further noted that completing such a facility in a limited timeframe is not only a technical success but also holds social value.

In his speech, Deputy Governor of Nangarhar, Mawlawi Azizullah Mustafa, described the project as a major accomplishment by the National Development Corporation. He noted that the complex will offer a wide range of services to returning refugees.

Deputy Spokesperson of the Islamic Emirate, Mr. Hamdullah Fitrat, remarked that constructing a standard complex in such a short time demonstrates NDC’s technical capacity, management efficiency, and responsiveness.

He added that NDC is capable of implementing important projects in emergency situations despite difficult conditions.

Similarly, Zahidullah Zahid, representative of the Ministry of Refugees and Repatriations and Head of the Service Committee, noted that the project was completed on time, in line with NDC’s commitments, while maintaining a high level of quality.

He thanked the leadership of the National Development Corporation and stated that this facility will play a vital role in organizing, registering, and coordinating services for returnees.

The ceremony concluded with a closing prayer by Mawlawi Abdul Wali Adil, Deputy Director of Administration and Finance at the National Development Corporation.

The CEO of the National Development Corporation (NDC), Mr. Abdul Rahman Atash, along with his delegation, traveled to Torkham in Nangarhar province and visited the new administrative complex being built by the Corporation at the Omari refugee camp.

Mr. Atash observed the progress of the project and met with engineers, workers, and representatives from relevant organizations. He provided them with important guidance and recommendations.

He emphasized that the project activities must be carried out on time and in accordance with technical standards.

This new administrative complex, which is being constructed on 3,200 square meters of land using prefabricated components, includes 60 office rooms, a modern conference hall, restrooms, and other necessary facilities. It is expected to be handed over for use in the near future.

The CEO of the National Development Corporation, Mr. Abdul Rahman Atash, accompanied by a technical team and local authorities from Urozgan province, traveled to the Chenarto district to visit the Agha Jan Dam site in order to observe the ongoing detailed studies and geotechnical activities.

During the visit, the delegation closely inspected the site and the ongoing geotechnical work. The CEO of the NDC assured that after the completion of the detailed studies and geotechnical work, the design phase of the dam would also begin.

Furthermore, the local authorities of Urozgan province welcomed the mentioned delegation and expressed their commitment to cooperate for the success of the project.

Kabul, April 3, 2025 – The Chief Executive Officer of the National Development Corporation (NDC), Abdul Rahman Attash, extended Eid greetings to employees during a gathering held in the NDC conference hall. In his speech, he outlined the organization’s vision, mission, achievements, future plans, and ongoing reforms.

Attash provided insights into the objectives, values, and long-term strategy of the NDC, emphasizing the National Corporation commitment to national economic growth, infrastructure development, and the implementation of public projects. He highlighted the NDC’s efforts to facilitate sustainable and fundamental development projects across the country.

He also acknowledged the dedication of the NDC employees, stating that every achievement of the NDC is a direct result of their commitment and hard work. He pointed out various development projects that have been completed through the company’s efforts, while some are still under implementation, and major national programs are set to begin in the near future.

The CEO stressed the importance of professional development for employees, ensuring they enhance their skills within their respective fields and contribute more effectively to the organization. He called for a culture of innovation, creativity, and accountability, urging employees to find solutions through innovation and fulfill their responsibilities with integrity, as their work carries the hopes and aspirations of millions of citizens.

Meanwhile, the Deputy for Finance and Administration of the NDC, Mawlawi Abdul Wali Adel, also spoke at the event, addressing administrative reforms, work efficiency, coordination, and the importance of teamwork. He noted that the company’s effectiveness stems from its commitment to transparency, accountability, and adherence to standard professional practices.