Our First Projects

Afghan women need employment with dignity and regular wages, with families requiring steady income. This is the fastest-growing employment opportunity in Afghanistan manufacturing sector. Underserved weavers with clear employment needs.

Afghan farmers need processing facilities with export capability. Agricultural workers require value-added production. Processing stations with packaging, storage, and export logistics supporting Afghan agricultural communities.

Afghan artisans running traditional weaving need factory facilities plus export marketing—quality control, distribution logistics. Cooperative ownership structure enabling traditional craft production with modern business management.

Multiple industries operating small businesses need full factory functionality—centralized production, shared equipment, export coordination. Underserved entrepreneurs with clear needs. Hub model enabling diverse manufacturing under cooperative ownership.

Workers seeking factory employment face capital prohibitions. Laborers need properly-equipped assembly facilities with equipment, training, quality control. Growing Afghan workforce creates demand for structured manufacturing employment.

Ghazni produces fruits and vegetables that spoil before reaching markets. Processing facilities preserve produce, create export products. Workers package dried fruits, preserves, canned goods. Farmers sell more. Workers earn. Afghanistan exports finished products.