During his visit to Farah, Afghanistan, Bill Frej, the U.S. Agency for International Development Mission Director to Afghanistan, meets with Provincial Gov. Rahool Amin for lunch, Feb. 23. Sitting next to Frej is Scott Kilner, the Interagency Provincial Affairs Director from Kabul, who flew to Farah with Frej and other civilian leaders. One of the governor's hot topics was the Bakhshabad Dam, a $500M project currently being sourced in Kabul. "We need the dam for two reasons, yearlong access to water and electricity," said Amin. The dam would create a 73 kilometer lake, 27 megawatts of electricity and 20,000 jobs, which would transform Farah province into a major agricultural producer.