Technical Evaluation of Nephrite and Marble Mines Conducted in Kunar Province
A technical team from the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum has conducted a comprehensive evaluation of nephrite and marble mining operations in Kunar province. The assessment was carried out to review current extraction methods and verify compliance with established operational standards.
Ministry officials stated that the inspection focused on monitoring ongoing mining activities and ensuring that extraction practices meet technical requirements. The evaluation aimed to strengthen oversight of resource management in the region while addressing operational compliance across active sites.
Worker safety was identified as a primary objective of the review. The technical team examined site conditions and safety protocols to confirm that appropriate measures are in place to protect personnel. Officials emphasized that maintaining safe working environments remains a priority for all mining operations under ministry supervision.
The assessment also addressed the protection and sustainable management of mineral resources. Representatives noted that standardized extraction methods are necessary to prevent resource depletion and ensure long-term viability. The findings from the evaluation will inform future regulatory guidance and operational improvements within the sector.
Kunar province contains known deposits of nephrite and marble, and the recent technical review reflects continued efforts to formalize mining activities in the area. The Ministry of Mines and Petroleum has not yet released detailed findings or announced specific regulatory changes resulting from the inspection.
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