Taliban Administration Calls for Reopening of Emirati Printing Company Branch in Panjshir
The Panjshir provincial media office announced that Hafiz Mohammad Agha Hakim, the governor of the province, during a meeting with Mohammad Ayub Mohammadi, operations manager of the Emirati printing company, and Fardin Ziaee, the company’s executive director, emphasized support for the revival of the local branch of the company.
Mohammad Ayub Mohammadi stated that in cooperation with the governor’s office and the Panjshir Department of Information and Culture, practical steps have been initiated to establish and relaunch the branch. He added that, in addition to equipping the branch with printing machinery, plans include setting up an administrative structure and hiring two specialized experts from Panjshir residents.
The Freedom Printing Company branch previously operated in Panjshir, but its printing machines remained inactive under the former government. The Emirati printing company has requested from the Panjshir governor’s office a suitable location free of rent to reopen the branch.
The branch is expected to provide printing services for newspapers, magazines, books, documents, and stamps required by government offices and the private sector in Panjshir.
