Construction in Afghanistan has seen significant growth in recent years, driven by reconstruction efforts following years of conflict. Major infrastructure projects, such as roads, bridges, schools, and hospitals, have been built with support from the government and international aid organizations. However, challenges such as security concerns, limited resources, and political instability have hindered progress. Despite these obstacles, the construction sector remains a key driver of economic development, providing jobs and improving public services. In urban areas, new buildings and housing projects are emerging, while rural areas still face difficulties in accessing basic infrastructure. The construction industry plays a vital role in Afghanistan’s long-term rebuilding process, offering hope for a more stable and developed future.