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2018 Afghan Company Profiles PASSAGE TO PROSPERITY PASSAGE | 2018 AFGHAN COMPANY PROFILES 2018 AFGHAN COMPANY 2ND ANNUAL PASSAGE TO PROSPERITY INDIA-AFGHANISTAN INTERNATIONAL TRADE & INVESTMENT SHOW SEPTEMBER 12-15 2018 AFGHAN COMPANY PROFILES MUMBAI, INDIA PASSAGE TO PROSPERITY AFGHAN COMPANY PROFILES STRENGTHENING AFGHANISTAN THROUGH TRADE, INVESTMENT AND PARTNERSHIPS. 01 CARPETS 02 TEXTILES, LEATHER & APPAREL 03 GEMS & JEWELRY 04 FRESH FRUITS 05 DRIED FRUITS & NUTS 06 SAFFRON & SPICES 07 JUICES SECTORS 08 MINING 09 CONSTRUCTION & INFRASTRUCTURE 10 ENERGY 11 FINANCE 12 SERVICES 13 HEALTH & PHARMACEUTICALS 14 EDUCATION Shagirf Gems and Jewelry, Ltd. 28 01 CARPETS 09 Tanveer Jewelry 29 Afghan Bazaar 10 Turkmen Handicrafts 29 Afghanistan Rugs and Carpet Center 10 Zamarud Afghan Asia, Ltd. 29 Afghani Rug 10 Ali Zabi Sedaqat, Ltd. 10 Farzam Carpet Company 11 04 FRESH FRUITS 31 Afghanistan National Horticulture Development 32 Ghadir Zada Carpet Production 11 Organization Hamayoon Bashir Co, Ltd. 11 Akorkhail, Ltd. 32 Istalif Karimzada 11 Amin Firoz, Ltd. 32 Jamshedzada Carpets Company 11 Amini Sadri, Ltd. 32 Kanishka Osmani Co, Ltd. 12 Ariana Etimad 32 Khal Mohammad Carpets Co. 12 Ghani Fresh Fruit 32 Khawaja Mohammad Amin Co, Ltd. 12 Habib Amin Ekhlas, Ltd. 33 Nomad Weaving, Ltd. 12 Kanda Fruit 33 Qasimy Brothers Carpet Company (QBCC) 12 Samsoor Ban 33 Rasuli Carpets 13 Tak Dana Dry and Fresh Fruit Process Co. 33 Sahib Zaman Carpet Manufacturer 13 World Food 33 Shah Qadam Rug Production Co. 13 05 DRIED FRUITS & NUTS 35 02 TEXTILES, LEATHER & 15 Ababil Naseri Trading 36 APPAREL Abdul Ali Sadiq, Ltd. 36 Afghanistan Handicraft Promotion Center, JSC 16 Abdullah Zemari Balkhi, Ltd. 36 Ariana Balkh Company 16 Afghan Fruits, Ltd. 36 Azmoon Silk Handicraft Production Company 16 Afghan Made Manufacturing and Export, Ltd. 36 Boumi 16 Al Mansoor Zam Zam, Ltd. 36 Cashmere Fibres Afghan, Ltd. 17 Amin Farshid, Ltd. 36 Donya-E-Abrishum and Tamasoki 17 Anzur Afghan Trade Company 37 Habib Omid Co, Ltd. 17 Benazir Yakta Trading Company 37 Hareer Afghan Western Clothing Company 17 Boustan-e-Sabz Afghanistan, Ltd. 37 Hasina Design Company 18 Faiz Gulab, Ltd. 37 Herati Cashmere and Skin Processing 18 Fardin Firdaws Ghafoory, Ltd. 37 Kandahar Treasure 18 Fazal Rahman Nazar Yar, Ltd. 37 Laman 18 Ghulami Brothers Company 38 Loora Tailoring Business 19 Haider Rafat, Ltd. 38 Noor Agro Group 19 Hashim Hussain Zada, Ltd. 38 Rehabilitation Association and Agriculture 19 Hasti Trading Company 38 Development for Afghanistan (RAADA) Heaven Foods, Ltd. 38 Sabah Khisrawi Company 19 High Confidence General Trading, Ltd. 38 Traitex Industry 20 Insaf Fahim, Ltd. 38 Zaan Designs 20 Kamran Shafi, Ltd. 39 Zardozi 20 Kantiva Trading and Logistic Company 39 King Khan 39 03 GEMS & JEWELRY 23 Milad Jehoon, Ltd. 39 Abu Ali Sina Balkhi Institute 24 Milky Way 39 Afghan Fashion Gems & Jewelry 24 Nejat Trading Ltd. 39 Aman Gold and Jewelry 24 Rumi Trading, LLC 39 Aria Gem, Inc. 24 Sama Azizi Trading Co., Ltd. 39 California West Coast 24 Sayed Brothers, Ltd. 39 Hikmat Jewelry 25 Setara Dry Fruits & Nuts Processing 39 Iqbal Sapand Gemstones and Semi-Precious 25 Shabana Trading Company 40 Gemstones Company Shamima Asekzai Company 40 Kakhe Zar Kashaan, Ltd. 25 TAK Dried Fruit Company 40 Lajaward Jewelry 26 Tamadon Agriculture Seeds and 40 Lapis Gems and Jewellery 26 Services Company Mirzaka Gems & Jewellery 26 Toba Basit, Ltd. 40 Ruby Gems and Jewelry 27 Zemaray Rasoly, Ltd. 40 Sadat Bano Trading Company 27 Ziba Foods, LLC 40 Sang Laal Gem and Jewelry Company 27 Ziyaratjah Company 40 Sapphire Gems and Jewelry, Ltd. 28 Zwaak Trading Company 41 Bayat Energy LISTING 64 06 SAFFRON & SPICES 43 Dynamic Vision (DV) 64 Afghanistan Red Gold Saffron 44 Ghazanfar Group, LLC 65 Akbar Ibrahim Zada Company 44 Harirod Group of Companies 65 Arya Saffron Company 44 Panel Tech 66 Faizi, Ltd. 44 RGM International Group 66 Ghoryan Saffron Company 44 White City Consultancy 66 Gowhar Nab Saffron Company 44 Kaihan Saffron 44 Khorshid Saffron Company 45 11 FINANCE 69 Afghanistan International Bank (AIB) 70 King Saffron, Ltd. 45 Bank-E-Millie Afghan 70 Life Star Company 45 FINCA Afghanistan 70 Mahtab Saffron Process and Production Ltd. 45 The First MicroFinance Bank 71 Mustafa Sultanzada Company 45 Ghazanfar Bank 71 Nawras Saffron 45 Insurance Corporation of Afghanistan 72 New Landstar Worldwide, Ltd. 45 Roshan Saffron Co. 46 Sharif Attai Zada Company 46 12 SERVICES 75 Walid Rashid, Ltd. 46 Afghanite Company 76 Afghan Wireless Communications Company (AWCC) 76 Moby Media 76 07 JUICES 49 Netlinks 76 Afghanistan Red Pomegranate 50 Pearl Horizon Consulting 77 Habib Gulzar International, LLC 50 ROMA Consulting 77 Omaid Bahar Fruit Processing, Ltd. 50 Roshan 77 TechNation 78 08 MINING 53 Afghan Morvarid Stone Mining Company 54 (AMSMC) 13 HEALTH & 81 Amania Mining Company 54 PHARMACEUTICALS Bakhtar Afghan Marble 54 Abu Ali Sina Balkhi Institute of Health Sciences 82 Core Drillers, Inc. 54 Afghan Pharma 82 Ezatullah Sahil Marble Production Company 55 Afghan Surgical Corporation Company (ASCC) 82 Ghawsi Brothers Marble Company 55 Amiri Medical Complex 82 Karimzai Group 55 Arash Medical Laboratory 83 Khadamat Mine Extraction Group 55 Ariana Medical Complex (AMC) 83 Khoushak Brothers Co., Ltd. 56 Asia Pharma, Ltd. 83 MMR Mining/ARB 56 Blossom Hospital 84 Mohebi Building Material Production Company 56 Globus Health, Ltd. 84 Nabi Afghan Mineral Extraction & 56 Khairkhwa Medical Complex (KMC) 84 Processing Company Khairkhwa Medical Equipment 85 Natural Stone Company 56 Importation Company Nice Helmand Mining Group 57 Khalid Toryalai, Ltd. 85 SAFI Construction & Mines, Ltd. 57 Mawlana Jalaluddin Balkhi Institute of Health 85 Standard Talc Extraction & Processing Company 57 Sciences (MJBIHS) Yaser Malistan Stone Processing 57 Mohsin Massoud Private, Ltd. 86 Moraa Educational Complex (MEC) / 86 Afghan Hospital 09 CONSTRUCTION & 59 Rahim Khair Mohammad Zada Medicine 86 INFRASTRUCTURE Production and Processing Company Berang Motorcycle Manufacture and 60 Rahmat Hospital 87 Assembling Company Sama Hospital 87 Kam Air 60 Sehat Hospital 87 Maruf Sharif Construction Company (MACEC) 60 Sultanat Medical Laboratory (SML) 87 Maisam Steel Mill (MSM) 60 Swiz Pharma, Ltd. 88 Mohib Holdings 61 Ziauddin Sharif Corporation, Ltd. 88 Zarang Trade Company (Automobile) 61 14 EDUCATION 91 10 ENERGY 63 Kardan University 92 Bakhtar Bastan Solar Wind Company 64 Barg Engineering Co. 64 PASSAGE TO PROSPERITY CARPETS Afghanistan is recognized worldwide for its handmade carpets with superior quality, color, and patterns. The weavers in Afghanistan, men and women, have an entrenched love and appreciation for the product. Afghanistan’s carpets reflect the country’s rich art, culture, and history through their exquisite handwoven designs. Afghanistan produces several types of handmade carpets, including felted wool carpets (nomads); flat, non-pile fabric woven carpets (kilims); and pile and knotted carpets made from wool, silk, and cotton. CARPETS India-Afghanistan International Trade & Investment Show 2018 09 AFGHAN BAZAAR ARCC has the capacity to produce roughly 50,000 ABDULLAH RAHMAN QUL square meters of carpet annually and is eager to +93 785175532 expand their presence in the United States, Europe, [email protected] and India. ARCC is GoodWeave and ISO certified. Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan Hamburg, Germany AFGHANI RUG With over 50 years of experience in the carpet HAJI NAEEM industry, Afghan Bazaar is a pioneer and among +93 704751534 the leading carpet manufacturers in Afghanistan. [email protected] They produce customized, hand-knitted carpets and kilims from the highest quality wool in a For over 30 years, Afghani Rug has been one variety of sizes and designs. Their carpets reflect of the leading companies in Afghanistan for innovative Kazakh design. They are headquartered carpet weaving and manufacturing, specializing in Mazar-i-Sharif and own a warehouse in in modern design. They have robust exporting Hamburg, Germany. A highly skilled staff operates relationships with buyers in the United States, their modern carpet cutting, washing, and finishing Germany, and India. With over 2,500 weavers in system. Afghan Bazaar can produce roughly northern Afghanistan, they are able to produce 25,000 square meters of carpets per year through roughly 20,000 square meters of carpet per year, its network of 6,000 weavers throughout the which they send abroad to be cut and washed. country. They currently sell mostly to Germany Afghani Rug is a trendsetter for innovative and and recently started selling in India. The company creative design, and received a design award at is ISO certified. They are looking for more trading the DOMOTEX exhibition in 2002. They also relationships as well as a longer-term partnership make pillows and upholstery for furniture. With to provide investment to expand their production as an extensive network of suppliers, a very high well as working capital to meet demand. potential capacity for weaving, and an export network, Afghani Rugs is seeking investment to finance increased production and expansion to AFGHANISTAN RUGS AND new markets, such as India. The company is ISO CARPET CENTER certified. SAYED ABBAS SADAT +93 786651515 [email protected] ALI ZABI SEDAQAT, LTD. Kabul and Jalalabad, Afghanistan MOHAMMAD REZA ATTAIE +93 783529800 Afghanistan Rugs and Carpet Center (ARCC) is [email protected] the largest carpet manufacturer in Afghanistan. Kabul, Afghanistan They use the philosophy of ‘sheep-to-shop’ by working at every stage of the value chain in carpet One of the best silk carpet producers in production. The company works with herders Afghanistan, Ali Zabi Seqadat operates a highly throughout the country to help them produce specialized smaller manufacturing facility to the highest quality wool, builds the capacity of fulfill orders from buyers in China, Iran, and the spinners, and trains weavers based on the best United Arab Emirates. For the past 20 years, the methods. Wool finishing, cutting, and washing company has built a network of registered weavers as well as carpet finishing are done at their large throughout Afghanistan, most of which are female.
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