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13.5 Km Road to Arandu Valley

Arandu valley, at the Pakistan borders with Nuristan and Kunar provinces of Afghanistan has been one of Pakistan’s most inaccessible valley. Poor social indicators, crime and gender disparities are the bad characteristics of the valley. SRSP with PATRIP (Government of Germany) assistance is completing at 13.5 km road to the valley. PATRIP monitoring team recently visited the valley.
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