KABUL, April 20 (Xinhua) -- The Afghan government has been drafting a joint plan with the country's private sector to rebuild trust between the two sides and boost investment in the war-hit country, local newspaper Daily Outlook Afghanistan reported on Thursday.
"The main goal of the policy of partnership between government and the private sector is to bring government and the private sector's capabilities together in order to pave suitable ground for investment in the country," Ajmal Hamid Abdul Rahimzai, spokesman of Afghan Finance Ministry, was quoted in the report as saying.
The joint plan will further encourage Afghan private sector to increase investment and it will also help the government to prioritize and provide financial support for the investors in different fields, among others agriculture, power and mining industries, according to the report.
"The plan will prove effective for big investments in power generation, infrastructure, mining industries and power transmission," the report said.
