Afghanistan's power supply company (Breshna), says it has satisfied the World Bank to resume stalled electricity projects in Afghanistan.

According to Amac News: Hekmatullah Meyvandi, the spokesperson of this company, said in a news clip that the World Bank pledged to start the project of Casa 1000.
Breshna asked the companies that participated in the work of this project to resume their initial activities, because the World Bank has given the implementation commitment of this project.
Besides this, Breshna Company has not yet been able to restart the 500 MW Turkmenistan electricity project, which was almost 80% completed during the previous government.
According to Breshna's spokesperson, with the implementation of the Casa 1-Hazar electricity project, during which Kazakhstan's electricity will be transferred to Pakistan, Afghanistan will receive 70 million dollars in transit fees annually.