Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation and Livestock
Develops agriculture, livestock, irrigation systems, food security, and rural livelihoods.
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Develops agriculture, livestock, irrigation systems, food security, and rural livelihoods.
Manages border-area affairs and coordinates policies concerning tribes and local communities.
Oversees national communications, information technology policy, digital services, and connectivity.
Administers Afghanistan’s national defence policy and armed forces.
Coordinates economic planning, development programmes, and the activities of non-governmental organisations.
Manages general education, schools, curricula, teacher development, and literacy programmes.
Plans and manages national water resources, energy policy, and related infrastructure.
Manages the national budget, public revenue, treasury operations, taxation, and customs policy.
Conducts foreign relations, diplomacy, consular affairs, and international cooperation.
Administers Hajj affairs, religious institutions, mosques, and related public services.
Oversees public higher education, universities, academic standards, and research policy.
Supports trade, industrial development, private-sector growth, business registration, and investment policy.
Oversees cultural heritage, media affairs, tourism policy, youth programmes, and public information.
Administers internal security, policing, civil order, passports, and related public services.
Supports legislation, legal affairs, public legal services, and publication of official laws.
Oversees labour policy, employment services, skills programmes, worker welfare, and social protection.
Coordinates assistance, benefits, and services for persons with disabilities and families of martyrs.
Regulates mineral and petroleum resources, licences, contracts, and extractive-sector development.
Implements the government’s policies concerning the propagation of virtue, prevention of vice, and public complaints.
Leads public-health policy, healthcare services, disease prevention, and national health programmes.
Plans, builds, and maintains national roads, highways, bridges, and public-works infrastructure.
Coordinates refugee affairs, return and reintegration, displacement support, and related services.
Delivers rural infrastructure, community development, water-supply, and livelihood programmes.
Regulates and develops road transport, civil aviation, airports, and national transport systems.
Guides urban planning, housing policy, city development, and public construction standards.
Publishes official executive announcements, decisions, meetings, and information from the Prime Minister’s Office.
Supports senior executive administration, coordination, correspondence, and institutional follow-up.
Coordinates high-level economic policy, investment matters, development projects, and inter-agency economic decisions.
Provides administrative coordination and publishes government directories, policies, and official information.
Coordinates government communications and provides official news, briefings, and public information.
Supports public procurement and provides access to government tender and procurement notices.
Supports civil-service policy, administrative reform, public-sector recruitment, and institutional capacity.
Heads the judiciary and oversees the administration and interpretation of justice through the court system.
Serves as Afghanistan’s central bank and manages monetary policy, banking supervision, currency, and payment stability.
Operates and supports national electronic payment infrastructure and interoperable financial services.
Produces official statistics and manages national identity, civil registration, and population information services.
Licences and regulates telecommunications, spectrum, service providers, and sector compliance.
Develops national standards and supports quality assurance, conformity assessment, and metrology.
Leads environmental policy, impact assessment, pollution control, conservation, and climate-related coordination.
Coordinates disaster preparedness, risk reduction, emergency response, and recovery support.
Develops national sports policy, physical education, athletic programmes, and sporting institutions.
Coordinates the peaceful use, safety, and regulation of nuclear and radiation-related technologies.
Provides and regulates technical, vocational, and occupational education for workforce development.
Administers national academic and competitive examinations and publishes examination information.
Conducts and promotes research in the sciences, humanities, languages, and Afghan studies.
Regulates and monitors medicines, food products, health products, licensing, safety, and quality under the Ministry of Public Health.
Manages municipal planning, city services, urban infrastructure, revenue, sanitation, and public spaces in Kabul.
Administers prison affairs, detention facilities, institutional standards, and related correctional services.
Operates Afghanistan’s state electricity utility, including power supply, distribution, billing, and customer services.
Provides national postal, parcel, logistics, and related public delivery services.
Operates Afghanistan’s national public radio, television, and digital news broadcasting services.
Publishes official national news and public-information coverage through the state news agency.
Provides humanitarian relief, emergency assistance, health support, and community services nationwide.
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