The Baghlan Sugar Mill has completed construction and resumed operations.
Officials who attended the plant's opening ceremony said the revitalization of the plant will improve working conditions for more than 1,000 technical and service workers.
Abdul Hamid Akhundzada, Director General of Government Factories, Ministry of Finance, said: “As you are witnessing today, companies are being restructured. The idea is to create a new factory to proceed with development.” strengthen the economy; ”
The General Manager of Government Factories said that in accordance with the orders of the Islamic Emirate's leadership, all the government factories that have been suspended will be put into operation.
“A delegation set up by the leaders of the Islamic Emirate with the aim of creating new factories and renovating old ones is trying to renovate factories, and proposals for a number of new companies have also been approved,” said Ahmad Jan Bilal. he said. General Director of Government Factory Consistency and Coordination.
Abdul Rahman Haqqani, Governor of Baghlan Province, said, “Now we see that construction is underway in various parts of Afghanistan, and such construction makes us happy.''
Many workers were satisfied with the reopening of this factory, and said that the operation of a large-scale factory would have the effect of reducing unemployment among the people.
“Factories like this should be set up so that young people can earn a living in their own country without having to travel abroad,” worker Salahuddin said.
“I would like to see more factories set up for unemployed youth and provide them with jobs,” said worker Baz Mohammad.
The Baghlan Sugar Factory began operations in the central Baghlan Industrial City in 1319 (solar year), but ceased operations in 1370 due to war and changes in the country.
The factory was rebuilt again in 1385, but after a while it stopped working again.
