Ministry of Communication Headquarters (MOC Tower)
Highest building in Afghanistan, with 17 floors. The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) of Afghanistan was set up in the year 1955.
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Ministry of Communications Tower Map
Ministry of Communications Tower is a building in Kabul District, Afghanistan and has an elevation of 1,805 metres. Ministry of Communications Tower is situated nearby to Abdul Rahman Mosque, as
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