Wednesday, June 21, 2023

Mr. Lutfollah Ahmadi, son of Mr. Juma Khan, Grade 12 student of Khwajah Musafir High school, has been in the embroidery business for five years. He is happy with his work and income, and he adds the following about the importance and impact of the Tashabos Subject: From the Tashabos, we have learned how to manage, how to have proper management in our business and we also learned about the private sector, that a sound private sector plays a significant role. in addition to the above, we learned about the decision-making method and personal economy and we use the knowledge we obtained in a practical way in our business.”

Mr. Lutfollah’s factory, which is located in an apartment building, has two machines, one of which is a collar embroidery machine and the other is a men shawl embroidery machine. This factory has four workers who work day and night. The first factory (collar embroidery machine) has two workers who sew twelve collars) in 24 hours a week, and each collar earns from 80 to 150 Afghanis. The second factory also has two workers and like the first factory, the workers are working in it and sews 50 men shawls in 24 hours. Each of machines produces four men’s shawls.

Men shawls and collars are produced in various and beautiful colors with different strings. Currently, the factory’s daily income is AFN.1,500 Afghanis and its weekly income is AFN.