The Green1
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The bold parts you mentioned are still the same, the gov buildings are at least 50 years old, embassies are former Afghan elites houses which are also as old as gov buildings. As per the system the economy is in the hand of people not government if you haven't seen those hundreds of glassy high buildings in every Afghan city (including Kabul) then you haven't visited Afghanistan - Murad Khani is located in old Kabul which is centuries old and will remain like that as a cultural heritage.
In your grand pa's time there were only 200,000 to 300,000 residents in Kabul only but now it's over 5 mln; the infrastructure was for that much people but now 100 times bigger, there were not more than 1000 cars in Kabul but now it's over 800,000; we have now more than 500 active factories producing goods in Kabul only, Kabul including 9 other provinces have 24/7 power, most of roads and streets are asphalted including Kabul 80 meter ring road, you can only see a couple of war remains in Kabul everything is built up again, I am sure you came to Kabul via Torkham high way - did you noticed the quality of infrastructure in other side of Torkham (Pakistan) and this side (Afghanistan)? and a lot more about Kabul only - I hope your visit was real! Next time you try to come let me know.
Visit was real, Murad Khan bazar was a slum back in those days and it is still the same. If that is how one keeps cultural heritage in afg then i think i would better not call it a cultural heritage.
So what you are saying is Kabul is good and flashy ? what about the whole of the afghanistan ? what about the people and poverty? The majority of afghans and there life style is still the same. I am not disrespecting afghans in anyway but i am saying the promises which were made are yet to be fulfilled.