Afghanistan has endured more than sixty years of conflict, sanctions, and shattered systems. For decades, poverty defined daily life for millions. Roads were broken, clean water was scarce, and power lines barely reached beyond city centers. The internet remained a luxury. Most families survived without basic services, trapped in a cycle they didn’t create. But…
In a world that races towards progress and innovation, there lies a quiet network of waterways that silently weaves through landscapes, connecting civilizations and unlocking the secrets of human ingenuity – canals. Canals are more than mere waterways. They are the veins of the Earth, carrying the lifeblood of trade, culture, and connectivity. From the…
Two years after the Taliban took control of Afghanistan, they are overseeing their first major project – the Qosh Tepa canal. But why build Asia’s Largest Artificial River in The Desert? The answer is that it will direct about 25% of the Amu Darya water into Afghanistan and is expected to irrigate 550,000 hectares of…