Revival of State-Owned Companies:
Reactivating factories and companies that were damaged or shut down during past conflicts, such as Baghlan Sugar Factory, Kandahar Textile, and Balkhab Coal Mine.

Utilization of National Resources:
Systematic extraction and distribution of national resources such as minerals, electricity, water, and gas for the benefit of the people.

Development of Economic Infrastructure:
Implementation of major national projects such as the Qosh Tepa Canal, power transmission lines, and completion of the fiber optic network.

Job Creation and Poverty Reduction:
Creating employment opportunities by reactivating idle factories and launching new development projects.

The vision of this directorate is to achieve economic self-sufficiency and national development in Afghanistan. It aims to transform the country into a strong economic power where state-owned enterprises play a leading role in production, industry, and services, gradually reducing imports and increasing exports.

Economic Resilience:
The ability to withstand external pressures through strengthening natural resources and domestic production.

Self-Sufficiency:
Prioritizing local production of goods previously imported, such as cement, electricity, agricultural products, and textiles.

Service to the People:
Providing affordable transport, clean drinking water, and high-quality goods.

Transparency and Order:
Sharing reports on operations, product distribution, exports, and contracts with the public.