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A Decade of Banking in Afghanistan
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Safi Airways is in the process of introducing a new standard in its business & economy class in-flight catering service. This is
the vision of Mr. Florencio Rhency Padilla, the new In-Flight Services and Catering Manager at Safi Airways. Mr. Padilla, believes in quality and excellence for SafiAirways valued clientele and hopes to roll out the new service standard by the end of May.
Flight attendants were busy going through the motions of attaining excellence in various disciplines of catering and presentation. When we visited Mr. Padilla at the Safi Airways training facility in Dubai he was busy training the flight attendants with new service procedures and equipment. When you think of fine dining, you may think of a classy restaurant
in a 5 star hotel, where hostesses are there to anticipate your needs and serve you exquisite food on delicate chinaware.
Now with this vision in mind, imagine if you could have the same experience at 40,000 feet in the air above sea level.
Thats Mr. Padillas vision for Safi Airways. Mr. Padilla is a true professional with a wealth of expertise in premium
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Safi Airways conducted a sales & marketing training course for its Kabul & Heart
staff recently. The main aim was to train Afghani frontline staff in professional sales &
marketing disciplines. The course was well
received and conducted with audio visual
aids. The training course was focused on the
central question; Who is my customer and
what are his needs & wants? The course
also covered SWOT analysis, PESTEL
analysis, BCG Growth Share and the Ansoff
matrix. As said by Naeem Mahamoor, marketing manager; Training is a critical aspect
of our operations today. Product and service
knowledge is vital for all employees in the
airline. Understanding our USPs (Unique
Selling Points) in comparison to our competition is vital in order to make the best use of
strengths unique to Safi Airways. A trained
employee will be able to communicate to our
valued customers the positives of using our
services; as we maintain stringent international safety and service standards, and add
value to our service and create a friendly and
professional ambiance on board our aircraft.
All these attributes will be communicated to
the general public through our frontline staff
members and our travel trade partners. We
are planning many more training modules
for our employees this year. Employees will
be trained, natured and guided in maintaining
Safi standards in the air and on the ground.
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Name: Haji Wahidullah
Job: Chef
Experience: 10 years
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Safi In Flight Magazine interviewed Chef. Wahidullah from Safi land Mark Hotel Kabul, Chef Wahidullah is an extraordinary individual who has gone
through a lot which normal people do not experience. He has worked as a cook for the last 25 years.
Like millions of Afghans, he left Afghanistan during the three decade war, and was not privileged to
obtain a higher education. He was able to learn the
culinary art of cooking in Iran, where he took refuge during the war. Like many other Afghans, Wahidullah returned to Afghanistan after the collapse
of the Taliban regime. Chef Wahidullah spoke to
our correspondent in detail of his ordeal in life and
how he has adjusted to life in Afghanistan today.
I started working when I was in grade eight. I
was only 16 years old, but felt very much responsible towards my family. I dont know, maybe it
was the result of emigration and being away from
the home country. Whatever the reason, that feeling
determined my destiny and job. Since then I knew
what to do. Becoming the head Chef, didnt come
easy. Chef Wahidullah explained how he previously
worked in famous Iranian hotels. He started from the
bottom and climbed up. He has gained a vast degree
of expertise in preparing different types of food and
has trained dozens of cooks. He knows the day to
day routine of a chef, common mistakes made in the
kitchen and questions that he face from the management and his team. The Safi Land Mark Hotel caters
to both foreign and domestic guests and Chef Wahidullah is equal to the task of providing top quality local and international cuisines. His specialties
include13 varieties of Afghani kebab, and more than
ten styles of rice dishes. We asked the Chef, in your
professional carrier whats the best thing you can
recall? The Chef has an admiration for one kitchen
with a particular glow, the Shayista Dubai restaurant. I worked for more than one and half years in
Shayista Dubai, a Restaurant in Dubai. I have a lot
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next world, which is internal. I have promised myself to live a simple life as per the preachings of Prophet Mohammed
(PBUH) and do good to the needy and be a true Muslim and set a example for others to follow. Chef Wahidullah, believes that the future of Afghanistan will depend on education. When asked about his aspirations towards higher education
he replied; My generation was deprived of education due to the decades of war. In Iran it was too hard to go to university.
The current situation is better than before and people should utilize the existing opportunities, for the best. The educational
situation is improving. Families should try their utmost to educate their children. I also have three children and always try
to educate them. The future of Afghanistan is in the hands of our younger generation. Chef Wahidullah closed the interview with us with a smiling face: I wish there will be lasting peace in our country, so that our children will live in a peaceful environment and have a bright future. I request all Afghanis to join hands in building a stable and strong Afghanistan.
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he Ministry of Transport and Aviation of Afghanistan has announced that the government will build five
international airports in five provinces. Mr. Dawood Ali
Najafi, the Minister of Transport and Aviation said: The
work on Daikundi, Bamyan, Ghazni, Nimroz and Khost
airports is underway and it will be intensified during the
Spring season. These projects will be funded through the
development budget of the Ministry of Transport and Aviation. According to Minister Najafi, the construction of
those airports will be completed in three years and the total
cost will be 30 million USD. In recently years, the Afghan
government has refurbished a couple of airports according
to international standards. Herat international airport was
renovated by the government last year with the financial
support of the international community. Currently, Herat
airport is an international airport. Many more airports require enhancements and development in order to build a
network for air transportation within the country, which is
key to its infrastructure and economic development. Airports which are not asphalted exist in some of the proposed
locations like Bamyan and Nimroz, however modern infrastructure is required, along with asphalted runways.
Once these five airports are in operation and there will be
scheduled frequency between the provinces of Daikundi,
Bamyan, Ghazni, Nimroz and Khost, we anticipate that
rapid development will take place between the provinces.
Trade and commerce will flourish and accessibility will
be unproblematic. For instance Bamyan and Daikundi are
remote, mountainous and cold places, where it is difficult
to go by road during winter. Once the airports are in operation traffic will flow throughout the year and will create a
vibrant economy with new revenue streams developing
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The High Court comprises of nine members. The existence of a woman in the highest judiciary position
will be supportive in addressing womens concerns
and grievances. Mr. Abdullah Fahim, Deputy Minister of Public Health stated; There are 6,000 doctors in Afghanistan which include the government
and private sector and 1,000 of them are female. We
also have an additional 6,800 female nurses in the
country. In the government health sector the number
of doctors in Afghanistan is 2,119 and 633 of them
are women. Most of the women medical specialists
work in the gynecology field. According to unofficial figures published in the media, the population
of Afghanistan is approximately 30 million and it is
estimated that around 8 million of Afghan citizens are
illiterate. Women make up 60% of illiterate people in
the nation. The Ministry of Education states that there
are 700,000 teachers in the country and 200,000 of
them are female. Mr. Amanullah Iman, speaker of the
Ministry of Education told Safi In-Flight Magazine:
According to the studies of the Ministry of Education, 9.5 million children go to school and 4 million of
them are female. There is a long way for us to go. In
450 districts there is no female teacher. In 159 districts
there is no female student in high schools, and around
3 million children in the country cannot go to school
and majority of them are girls. 470 schools are closed
in southern provinces because of the security situation. 300,000 children are deprived of their education rights there, and again majority of them are girls.
Mr. Azim Noorbakhsh, the speaker of the Ministry
of Higher Education stated; There are 3,500 university lecturers and 500 of them are women, and
out of 100,000 university students, 20,000 of them
are female. Paktika and Uruzgan provinces have
no female students in the universities; Laghman,
Kuner, Ghore, Farah, Helmand and Panjshir provinces have less than a 100 university students each.
In the media industry more than 60,000 employees
work, 95% of them are employed by the private media as journalists. According to Nai, from the Free
Media Organization, there are 2,400 female journalists around the country. Women have demonstrated extraordinary interest for media related jobs.
In the movies industry, 10% of artists are female.
Female cinema artists have won regional and international awards. However, there are only 20 female
movie producers in the country which is a very low
number considering the population of the country.
It is obvious that Afghanistan has a long way to go in the
empowerment of women in the nation, but it is equally obvious that progress is being made, by a country
taking the right steps, on the path to a brighter future.
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After the collapse of the Taliban regime in 2001, Afghanistan began a new phase in its history, where the
country experienced a transition into a market economic system, being dominated by the private sector,
whilst creating new opportunities for the once war torn
nation. According to the national bank of Afghanistans
statistics in 2004, there were about 300 million USD
deposits in the private and government banks; and in
2011 the total deposits increased to 4.5 billion USD.
The Central Bank, with the cooperation of the
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ACCI) and a group of bankers recently organized a roundtable conference, whereby discussing the way forward in the private banking sector.
Afghanistan has come a long way, making significant inroads in the banking sector as per recent
studies conducted by the Ministry of Finance and
the nations Central Bank, however more work is
needed to propel the Afghan banking systems into
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the modern era. The Minister of Finance Mr. Hazrat Omer Zakhil Wal, stated; There is a shortage
of banking and finance professionals in the banking and finance sector, which is a major challenge.
The ministry plans to organize short and long-term
training programs for local bankers, whereby creating awareness of modern banking. This process
has already been included in our development plan,
which we hope to implement soon. Mr. Noorullah
Delaweri, the president of the Central Bank said;
Based on the analysis of the last ten years of banking, we have developed plans and programs for the
next ten years, so that the banking system in Afghanistan will be modernized in order to address the
needs of our customers. Studies are underway in this
regard. We have also learned from the Kabul Bank
crisis and we are working on stringent banking regulations in order to avoid such situations in the future.
According to the Central Bank, during last ten
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Mr. Hamidullah Faroqi, a lecturer from the economic department of the Kabul University stated; The
banking sector is a critical component of economy
and needs to be regulated to global standards and this
needs to be done with urgency. Customer confidence
has to be gained in the private and government banks
in order to attract investment in to Afghanistan.
Afghanistan will soon join the WTO (World Trade Organization) as per Minister Anwerul Haq Ahadi, the
Minister of Commerce. The Ministry has activated
the process and anticipates all requirements required
to be fulfilled by the end of the year. Once Afghanistan joins the WTO, it will create opportunities for
international commerce and investment in Afghanistan for both local and international entrepreneurs,
as the country needs to attract investment, expertise
and know how in all sectors. Afghanistan has been
included as an observer at the WTO since 2004 and
representatives have been regularly participating in
the meetings of the organization. Currently the WTO
has 157 member countries and the number is growing
Mr. Kawoos Behzad and Mr. Morsal Ahmadi, students of economics in Kabul University told Safi
in-flight magazine: The banking system standardization to international standards is a necessity, in order to gain customer confidence in
Afghanistan, and put us on the world map as a
credible business partner for trade and commerce.
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The Afghan womens handicraft exhibition which was organized by the Afghan Womens Business Federation recently in Kabul to celebrate the New Year, was a major success. Afghans from different provinces and all walks of
life thronged through the expo, among them many foreign diplomats and NGOs. The Afghan Womens Business
Federation, having spearheaded the expo is keen to localize and internationalize their handicraft and urge for support
and guidance in doing so. High quality traditional cloths, cosmetics, toys, jewelry and embroidery were the major
items on display in the exhibition. Mr. Anwerulahaq Ahadi, the Minister of Commerce and Industries was the guest
speaker at the inauguration ceremony. He stated: I am proud to be here today and have seen the displays which are
of quality and unique to Afghanistan. This is a good beginning and I thank the organizers for putting up a good show,
some of items on display are truly up to international standards and will be sort after in the international market.
This exhibition will encourage female entrepreneurs to improve their business and also gives them a platform to address their issues, such as quality, expertise, market requirements and finding distribution. It will also give them the
opportunity to discuss collectively with the relevant authorities and find solutions to their grievances and become
successful in their business ventures.
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After thirty years of war and insecurity, Afghanistan is in the process of reconstructing and establishing regulations from last 11 years. Life is getting back to normal and there is a huge drive
in search of expertise and knowhow in the country. The government is focusing its attention primarily on the education and training sector, as human capital is fundamental for future economic
growth in the country. During the last ten years, billions of US Dollars has been invested by the
government and private sector in building the basic infrastructure such as institutions and schools.
The country is now gearing itself to take its initiative to the next stage and wants to enhance its
institutions, whereby creating the path for improved self sustainment through systematic process
and development of the trade and commerce sector. The young traders of Afghanistan have set up
their own forum to voice their concerns and lobby for standards in establishing presidency in the
chamber of commerce of Afghanistan. This move is a major step and a healthy move towards a
free market economy. The Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Industries (ACCI) have collaborated with other government agencies in providing support and co-operation for the newly
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established Young Traders Union in Kabul. The chamber states the establishment
of the union is a very important step for
the improvement of trade and commerce.
Once the union has taken root in Kabul,
the chamber intends to expand the union
to other parts of the country, consequently
strengthening participation of young entrepreneurs in Afghanistan. The chambers
vision is to provide special facilities and
programs in encouraging membership and
to create a forum for young Afghan businessman to express their ideas and team
up in building a strong business platform,
set up standards and control tools and encourage practices as per its cultural norms.
The young traders of Afghanistan inauguration ceremony was held recently in Kabul
and was organized by the Chamber. Mr. Rahimullah Hamid, Chief Executive Officer
of the Kabul Chamber of Commerce and
Industries sated to Safi In Flight Magazine; The vision of the new union is to
address the young entrepreneurs concerns
and problems. The Chamber and Industries
has promised to assist and train the young
entrepreneurs with the support of the USAID and other government agencies, as we
believe that the union will pave the way for
the improvement of commerce in Afghanistan. Encouragement and engagement of
young entrepreneurs in business forums is
useful for the future of our economic development in Afghanistan, as they will be the
future leaders of business and commerce,
and exposing them early will be an advantage in building their skill levels in state of
the art operational and technological processes. In Afghanistan, the core business
is trade and investment after farming and
animal husbandry. Analysts believe that the
majority of Afghan traders use traditional
practices and are not exposed to modern
international requirements. Mr. Saifuddin
Saihoon, a professor from the Kabul University stated to Safi In-Flight Magazine;
The establishment of the Young Traders
Union is a promising and a valuable step
in the right direction. As the young people
have young minds and ideas it will encourage them to come up with innovative
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Herat Restaurant
Shahr-e Naw main Rd, Diogonally oposite of
Cinema Park
Khosha Restaurant
Above the Golden Star Hotel
Tel: 0799 888 999
Marcopolo INN
3rd Taimani Street
Kabul Afghanistan
Tel: 0775 549 700
UAE: +1 510 759 0250
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Street 4, Taimani
Tel: 078 224 982, 0798 413 872
Flower Street Cafe
Street 2, Qala-e Fatullah
Tel: 0700 293 124, 0799 356 319
Roshan Hotel
Charaye Turabaz Khan, Shahr-e naw
Tel: 0799 335 424
Habibis Steakhouse
Street 15, Right Lane 2,
Wazeer Akbar Khan
Tel: 079 336 3725
Tex Mex
La Cantina
Third Left off Butcher Street, Shahr-e Naw
Lebanese
Taverne du Liban
Street 15, Lane 3, Wazeer Akbar Khan
tel: 0799 828 376
The Grill
Stree 15, Wazeer Akbar Khan,
Tel: 0799 792 879
Cedar House
Behind kabul City Center, Shahr-e Naw
Tel: 0799 121 412
Turkish Istanbul,,
Main Road, On th Left, Between Massoud
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Tel: 0799 407 818
Iranian Shandiz,,
Pakistan Embassy Street, off Street 14,
Wazeer Akbar Khan
Tel: 0799 342 928
Italian Everest Pizza,,
Main Road,Near Street 12,Wazeer Akbar
Khan
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Tel: 0700 263 636, 0799 317 979
Bella Italia
Street 14, Wazeer Akbar Khan
Tel: 0799 600 666
Springfield Pizza Take Away
Dutch Embassy Street, Shahr-e Naw
Tel: 0799 001 520
Indian
Namaste
Street 15, Left Lane 4, Wazeer Akbar Khan
Tel: 0799 567 291
Delhi Darbar
Shahr-e Naw, Close to UK sports
Tel: 07099 324 899
Anaar Restaurant
Lane 3, Street 14, Wazeer Akbar Khan
Tel: 0799 567 291
Chinese
Golden Key Seafood Restaurant
Lane 4, Street 13, Wazeer Akbar Khan
Tel: 0799 002 800, 0799 343 319
Thai
Mai Thai
House 38, Lane 2, Street 15, Wazeer Akbar
Khan
Tel: 0796 423 040
Korean
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Between Charrahi Haji Yaqoob and Charrahi
Ansari , on the right, Shahr-e Naw
Tel: 0799 199 509
Supermarkets, Groceris & Butchers A-one
Bottom of Shahr-e Naw Park
Chelsea
Shahr-e Naw main Road, Oppsite of Kabul
Bank
Spinneys
Wazeer Akbar Khan, Opposite of British
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Finest
Wazeer Akbar Khan Roundabout
Fat Man Forest
Wazeer Akbar Khan, main Road
Enayat
Modern Butcher
Qala-e Fatullah, Main Road, Near Street 4
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The Minister of Commerce and industries Mr. Anwarulhaq Ahadi thanked the World Bank for its
assistance and stated that Afghan Domestic Product Standardization and Promotion Project will be
funded by the World bank at the cost US$ 22 million. According to Mr. Ahadi, the project is aimed
to raise awareness of private entrepreneurs in adhering to international quality standards. Finding
markets in the region and beyond in the international arena. Agricultural products of Afghanistan
are unique in the region but due to the current inability of Afghan businessmen to adhere to international standards, they are not capable of competing
in the world market. Minister Anwarulhaq Ahadi at
a joint conference with World Bank representative
in Kabul said: This project will be implemented
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Safis In- flight magazine took an in depth view of the lives of the disabled people recently. More than three million people
are disabled in Afghanistan and according to official figures 4000-5000 of them are blind. Majority of the disabled Afghans
are war victims. Mr. Ahsanullah Fayaz, the chairman of National Association of Blind, told Safi Magazine, This association has about 1200 members around the country. According to him, the association has regional offices in eight provinces
and it collects funds from different charity organizations and distributes the funds among handicapped, disabled and blind
victims. The National Association for the Blind has established relations with many humanitarian organizations and enjoys a good relationship with the Civil Society, Human Rights Commission, Ministry of Labor and Public Work and other
agencies. Recently the association has received support from a Swedish Committee, a center for disabled people known
as CCD and have provided training courses for blind people. The WFP (UN body World Food Program) provided rations
for more than 200 blind persons. According to Mr. Fayaz, they have also received support from few other organizations;
the support received is only a drop in the ocean in comparison to the requirement of aid for disabled people in Afghanistan.
Mr. Fayaz says that a huge number of blind people attend literacy courses and study at special schools in Kabul and
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