Afghan Men Produce ‘Small Flour Factory’ With 3500 KG Daily Production
MEP: A small production factory capable of producing 3,500 kilograms of flour daily has reintegrated the lives of three shareholders in Kohna city of Baghlan province.
According to the small factory owners, “anyone can be healthy by using various things in their environment to bring positive changes to their lives”.
Mullah Abdul Sattar, 65, one of the shareholders of the factory who had spent many years Iran and Pakistan as a migrant, now about building the factory is happy and pleasant.
He says the factory has been built three years before along with two other partners and are satisfied with the income of it.
“I will never migrate to other countries”, Sattar added.
Having bitter memories of immigration, Satter says “anyone who wants to work, can work even with small within the country and reintegrate their lives”.
The factory has been established in central Baghlan district of Baghlan province in a place of clay with basic facilities and it is active in the production of flour with two machines.
The owners of the factory say the construction work of the factory has been completed with 30 million dollars and from three years onward provide their expenses from its income.
Meanwhile, the users of flour also expressed satisfaction with the quality of it.
