Mazar-e-Sharif

Mazar-e-Sharif is located in the Baghlan Province and is the second biggest city in Afghanistan after Kabul, with around 1 million inhabitants. The city is just three and half hours away from Kabul and 2 hours away from the Tajikistan border. The main agricultural crops grown in the area are wheat, rice, corn, sesame, and grass pea. Mazar-e-Sharif is mainly known for its cattle and leather production industry. The region also benefits from precious stones, such as emeralds and lapis lazuli.

Location of Park: Located 7 km north of downtown Mazar-I-Sharif, and about 12-15 km from the airport, this site of 36 ha (89 acres) gross and 28.8 ha net (71 acres), will allow for the creation of a model industrial estate, ideal for enterprises of different sorts. The estate lies next to a textile factory, a joint venture of two companies, one French and the other Russian, employing about 200 people.

The current status of this site development is as follows:
The survey is complete and construction of the industrial park is underway.

Services Offered include:

1. Clean Land title (Qabala)
2. Twenty-four hours perimeter security, access control for vehicles and persons. No specific security is provided for parking areas and internal theft control.
3. Professional management of the park for the daily maintenance of public roads, internal streets, common areas, parking areas, etc.
4. Water and Sewage System
5. Power supply
6. Infrastructure of the park, including paved roads and walls which allow businesses to become immediately operational

Site Plan for Mazar-e-Sharif Industrial Park