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[00:01:00] came to build the garden. Of course, this is not a factory, but
[00:01:04] it is an example of dozens of
[00:01:06] varieties of marble and
[00:01:10] the country's economic self-sufficiency
[00:01:12] that shows
[00:01:14] how much the country's
[00:01:18] factories produce during the day.
[00:01:22] This
[00:01:27] program also includes the coverage of many
[00:02:24] activities for the country's production this year in terms of
[00:02:27] investment expansion.
[00:02:32] Production activities also form part of the economic
[00:02:35] movement.
[00:02:38] The current production process of the factory and the results obtained
[00:02:41] show that the private sector is moving
[00:02:44] positively towards the needs of the production market.
[00:03:00] Very good, people have been encouraged to invest. People have found trust and
[00:03:03] invested a lot. If you were in Jiran, we traveled
[00:03:07] with the head of the Former Afghanistan
[00:03:11] Union to Mazar and visited
[00:03:14] our own industrialists, one of our own sectors.
[00:03:18] We also visited other things. A lot of investment has been made
[00:03:21] to this level that it is at the level of
[00:03:25] Asia, even higher than the Asian level.
[00:03:29] This is one.
[00:04:30] Product quality is important for
[00:04:33] the foundation. For this purpose, this factory
[00:04:37] was
[00:04:40] built.
[00:05:01] Another 20 million dollars, 15 million dollars are flowing. We are trying to
[00:05:05] update it every day, update it every year, and bring it in line
[00:05:08] with international standards, not Afghan standards.
[00:06:17] Economic analysts say that the activities of manufacturing factories in the country
[00:06:20] are considered to be important economic factors
[00:06:23] for domestic
[00:06:26] production, import and job creation.
[00:06:29] Production capacity,
[00:06:32] productivity, and the level of meeting market
[00:06:36] needs. Important figures of the country's
[00:06:39] industrial and economic movement.
[00:07:02] Let's consider how much these products can be of high quality and how much they can meet
[00:07:05] international standards, and
[00:07:09] also how much these production factories have been able to provide a foundation
[00:07:12] for foreign investments in Afghanistan,
[00:07:16] how much they have created employment opportunities for the youth of Afghanistan,
[00:07:19] and how much they have been able to reduce the poverty line and
[00:07:23] the unemployment line, and also how much they have been able
[00:07:26] to have a positive impact on the GDP and
[00:07:30] the gross income of the Afghan government, and also to what
[00:07:33] extent we can export Afghanistan's products to foreign countries.
[00:07:37] In general, factories can be valued based on these criteria.
[00:08:44] Production capacity and the supply of products to the Kabul market show
[00:08:48] how much domestic production can meet
[00:08:51] the market's needs for imported goods.
[00:08:54] Approximately
[00:08:56] 20 to 15 it has been increasing day by day.
[00:09:00] It is increasing day by day,
[00:09:03] so our consumption is increasing and production is happening. Not only
[00:09:07] that, but if in Afghanistan
[00:09:10] it was previously 6, now
[00:09:13] we are, by the grace of God, however, our production
[00:09:17] from Afghanistan is currently higher
[00:09:20] than Afghanistan's demand. We have higher production.
[00:09:24] There are some problems that we don't have exports.
[00:09:27] Production is high now. Demand
[00:09:31] is low. It meets Afghanistan's demand. It helps
[00:09:34] a little. This America, perhaps for three or four
[00:09:37] months, they stop it because of winter.
[00:09:41] If there are exports or a market,
[00:09:45] it cannot be stopped. There is no electricity again.
[00:09:48] There are electricity problems again. If there is electricity,
[00:09:52] this is above the level of Afghanistan. Production is above the level of Afghanistan. Now there is a lot of
[00:09:56] power outage. There is no electricity. Many factories have a lot of problems. All of
[00:09:59] America has electricity problems. For one electricity, 10 hours, up to 10 hours, the machines
[00:10:03] get hot. You prepare them. We consume it. We
[00:10:07] do it in 7 hours. Three or four hours of it goes into this. In five
[00:10:11] or six hours, you know. A family that has invested in this sector
[00:10:14] with that sector,
[00:10:17] what else do they do? If there is electricity, we discuss this one factory of Kabul.
[00:10:21] We left this one factory next to another place.
[00:11:36] The expansion of production activities, along with economic growth,
[00:11:39] also expands opportunities and
[00:11:43] creates new sources of income for people.
[00:11:46] Therefore, the increase in the number of workers and
[00:11:50] production in this factory, along with its expansion, is an important
[00:11:53] factor for the industry.
[00:13:03] Every effort is managed well through human effort and human
[00:13:07] assistance.
[00:13:11] So, in this factory, the workers
[00:13:14] stated that in this
[00:13:16] place, job opportunities have been provided.
[00:13:19] Work
[00:13:23] is being done and
[00:13:28] in the country, it is working.
[00:15:04] affects production. Reducing problems in this area and the
[00:15:08] raw materials
[00:15:25] as I mentioned to you, the government must work seriously on this if
[00:15:28] it wants a country to stand on its feet. I said
[00:15:32] before that it must be from raw materials. Now America is built with raw materials from Iran.
[00:15:36] If we become self-sufficient
[00:15:38] in raw materials, then Afghanistan will
[00:15:42] thrive, completely. We will become 100% self-sufficient.
[00:15:45] Now we are 50 to 60 percent. At that time, we will be 100%.
[00:15:49] At that time, if 2,000 people are needed for work and
[00:15:52] 500 people are working, at that time, one America employs 500 people.
[00:15:55] Because it needs raw material processing. Now we don't do
[00:15:59] one process. That rotating process should come.
[00:16:03] In the matter of America, consider that it needs twice as many people. Because
[00:16:06] this raw material. It has been cooked, and it needs a lot of
[00:16:10] personnel. Electricity problems. If electricity problems are solved,
[00:16:13] then in Afghanistan,
[00:16:17] people will not be seen working.
[00:16:20] This level that we previously worked at 15,000, 10,000,
[00:16:24] the few people who became skilled in turning machines,
[00:16:27] all of them demand 30,000, 40,000.
[00:16:30] داره.
[00:17:20] Economic analysts say that in addition to increasing production, expanding
[00:17:24] markets for domestic products and delivering
[00:17:28] standard products to foreign markets are of great
[00:17:31] importance
[00:17:33] for the sustainability of the industry. To expand exports, quality,
[00:17:39] standard packaging, adherence to international standards, and strengthening trade relations
[00:17:42] with foreign markets
[00:17:44] are important.
[00:17:48] We should send our products from Afghanistan to the countries of the region and to global countries or
[00:17:52] export them. The things we need to consider are, first, the quality of
[00:17:56] manufactured products in Afghanistan, how much we have been able
[00:17:59] to comply with international standards.
[00:18:03] Secondly, communication with companies and with different countries
[00:18:06] so that we can prepare foreign markets for Afghanistan's domestic products.
[00:18:10] Market knowledge, customer needs, and knowing how
[00:18:14] to solve people's problems is one of the fundamental issues
[00:18:17] that must be considered before exports, as to what
[00:18:21] extent we can actually meet the needs of the customer
[00:18:24] or the needs of the consumer. If factory owners
[00:18:28] in Afghanistan consider these things and produce quality products
[00:18:32] with standard and standardized packaging
[00:18:35] in Afghanistan, then
[00:19:42] government support policies and administrative facilities
[00:19:45] for the growth of private industry form an important
[00:19:48] foundation for the expansion of manufacturing factory activities.
[00:19:52] The establishment of a favorable environment
[00:19:54] and administrative support through the Ministry of
[00:19:57] Industry and Commerce effectively strengthens
[00:20:00] the factory's production investment.
[00:20:03] اغیزمنږي.
[00:22:04] 40 years of wars,
[00:22:14] our country needs
[00:22:16] its own assets.
[00:27:51] In the middle of
[00:27:55] the city
[00:27:59] and far in the desert.