Officials at the opening ceremony of Baghlan sugar factory say that with the activation of this factory, more than one thousand technical and service workers will be able to work.
Publish dateMonday 29 January 2024 - 09:55
Story Code : 284975
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Abdul Hamid Akhundzadeh, General Director of State Enterprises of the Ministry of Finance, said at the opening ceremony of this factory that with its activation, more than a thousand technical and service workers will have a favorable working environment.
The general director of state-owned companies says that according to the order of the leader of the Islamic Emirate, all state-owned factories that are inactive will be activated.
Ahmed Jan Bilal, the general director of the integration and coordination of state-owned companies, said: "The delegations created by the leader of the Islamic Emirate to create new companies and rehabilitate old companies are trying to rehabilitate the companies, and a number of new companies have also been included."
Abdul Rahman Haqqani, the governor of Baghlan, also spoke at this event and said: "Now we see that work is going on in every corner of Afghanistan, and this kind of work makes us happy."
Baghlan sugar factory started operating in the central Baghlan industrial town in 1319, but its activity was stopped in 1370 due to wars and developments in the country. This factory was rebuilt again in 2005, but after some time, it stopped working again.
The general director of state-owned companies says that according to the order of the leader of the Islamic Emirate, all state-owned factories that are inactive will be activated.
Ahmed Jan Bilal, the general director of the integration and coordination of state-owned companies, said: "The delegations created by the leader of the Islamic Emirate to create new companies and rehabilitate old companies are trying to rehabilitate the companies, and a number of new companies have also been included."
Abdul Rahman Haqqani, the governor of Baghlan, also spoke at this event and said: "Now we see that work is going on in every corner of Afghanistan, and this kind of work makes us happy."
Baghlan sugar factory started operating in the central Baghlan industrial town in 1319, but its activity was stopped in 1370 due to wars and developments in the country. This factory was rebuilt again in 2005, but after some time, it stopped working again.
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