The company
Built here, by people from here.
MECC began in 2003 with four people in Kabul. It now holds full EPCC capability — engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning under one contract — and works as prime contractor on highway, bridge, canal and building projects for government ministries, international donors and private industrial clients.
The company is registered with the Ministry of Commerce and the Afghanistan Investment Support Agency, and with the Department of Economic Development in Dubai.
MECC forms part of Mashriq Group, alongside Mashriq Logistic, MECC Building Contracting L.L.C in the United Arab Emirates and Mashriq Niazi Property Ltd in the United Kingdom.
Work is delivered to AASHTO and ASTM standards under a documented quality management system, with sampling, material testing and geotechnical investigation carried out by our own laboratory staff on site rather than outsourced.
Leadership
President
Shukrullah Niazi
Vice President
Kaihan Danish
Director, Project Management
Salim Zakir
General Manager
Eng. Ayub "Farhad"
Construction Manager
What we hold to
Vision
To be the engineering construction company of choice, delivering capital projects safely and consistently wherever we are asked to work.
Mission
To deliver any project, any time, in any environment, for the benefit of our clients, our people and the communities we serve.
Values
- Uncompromising commitment to quality, health, safety and environment.
- An open relationship with our employees based on mutual trust and respect.
- Transparency, accountability and discipline.
- Integrity in everything we do.
President's Message
We began in 2003 with four people and one office in Kabul. Everything this company owns since — the plants, the fleet, the engineering office, the ten regional offices — was built one contract at a time, by people who had to be right the first time because there was no margin to be wrong.
I hold this company to a simple standard: we do what we said we would do, in the time we said, to the specification we agreed. Where the specification will not survive the ground it sits on, we say so before we build. On three projects we have paid from our own funds for the better detail rather than deliver work we knew would fail early. A road that fails in five years is not a saving, and I will not put my name to one.
The men and women who work here have built in Nuristan and Badakhshan, in short seasons and hard terrain, far from any supply chain. Their safety comes before schedule and before margin. That is not a policy written for a document; it is the condition on which I accept a project at all.
Twenty-two years, fifty-five contracts, thirteen provinces, without a year off site. The highways our people drive on, the bridges they cross, the canals carrying water to their fields — these outlast contracts, governments and companies. They are the only honest measure of what we have done.
To every client who has trusted us with that responsibility: thank you. We intend to keep deserving it.
President, Mashriq Engineering Construction Company