The first business center for professional women in Bamyan was opened yesterday (Monday 21st of Gemini) in Dasht Isa Khan area in the center of Bamyan. It is said that women can display and sell their handicrafts such as khamek dozi, afghani rugs, minature works, carpets, etc. in this commercial center.
Publish dateWednesday 12 June 2024 - 09:30
Story Code : 291883
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - Kabul: Maulavi Mahmood-ul-Hassan Mansouri, the head of Amr Bamaruf and Nahi Anul Mankar in Bamiyan, said at the opening ceremony of this commercial center: Women have a special place in the Islamic Emirate system, and the Islamic Emirate considers Islamic principles and rules to create Suitable field for women entrepreneurs and actresses.
He also added: "The enemies of the Islamic Emirate are always trying to pretend that the Islamic Emirate is against women's work and business with their propaganda and false rumors, but today, by opening this center for professional women, we proved that the Islamic Emirate He has no objection to women's trade and work.
Meanwhile, Mohammad Ashraf Niazi, head of the UNHCR office in Bamyan, told the media about this commercial center: This market has 18 shops, restaurants, and a green area, in order to grow the economy and display women's handicrafts.
On the other hand, it is stated in the newsletter of the governor's office of Bamyan that a number of business women in Bamyan have welcomed the establishment of this market and have asked the Islamic Emirate to provide as much business and handicraft development as possible for the women of Bamyan.
It should be mentioned that a number of business women in Bamyan have been selling their products and handicrafts in "Bazarche Honar" located at the bottom of Bamyan's grain market.
He also added: "The enemies of the Islamic Emirate are always trying to pretend that the Islamic Emirate is against women's work and business with their propaganda and false rumors, but today, by opening this center for professional women, we proved that the Islamic Emirate He has no objection to women's trade and work.
Meanwhile, Mohammad Ashraf Niazi, head of the UNHCR office in Bamyan, told the media about this commercial center: This market has 18 shops, restaurants, and a green area, in order to grow the economy and display women's handicrafts.
On the other hand, it is stated in the newsletter of the governor's office of Bamyan that a number of business women in Bamyan have welcomed the establishment of this market and have asked the Islamic Emirate to provide as much business and handicraft development as possible for the women of Bamyan.
It should be mentioned that a number of business women in Bamyan have been selling their products and handicrafts in "Bazarche Honar" located at the bottom of Bamyan's grain market.
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