History
The core functions of the Ministry include geological data management, mining contract management and compliance, investment promotion, and extractives sector policy development. The organizational structure (Tashkeel) of the Ministry currently consists of the Office of the Minister, and three Deputy Ministries (Administration and Finance, Policy and Programs and Technical). There are over 2,200 employees within the formal structure of the Ministry
Vision
A knowledge-based, sustainable, transparent, and efficient extractive sector that supports Afghanistan’s broad-based equitable development
Mission
A knowledge-based, sustainable, transparent, and efficient extractive sector that supports Afghanistan’s broad-based equitable development
Activities
The current activities of Ministry of Mines consists of reconstruction, development and arrangement of amicable investment, supervision of Ainak copper mine contract, tendering Haji Gak Iron Mine, expansion of existing Hydro carbon areas, and exploitation of more coal, gold, silver, copper and iron.
Objectives
The long-term goals of the Ministry are establishing an effective governance of natural resources, providing jobs, growing the economy, as well as encouragement of private investments in minerals and hydrocarbon sectors, and raising the level of revenue and improving the capacity of the Government.
MoMP Structure
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