Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI)’s Acting Chief Executive Officer to the Executive Board Mr. Shafiqullah Atayee participated an online meeting held under the title of women’s access to easy transport services by (IFC) and talked about the existing challenges and opportunities.
At the beginning of the meeting, a research report by the World Bank on the relevant issues, the problems and challenges of women in the transport sector, the steps taken by the government in this regard and the position of donor countries were discussed.
Mr. Atayee commended the professional members of the IFC for convening the meeting and said that private sector, investment, improved procedures, joint ventures (PPP) and full attention of the government in this regard plays an important role to eliminate the stated problem.
During the meeting, Ms. Wagma Mohammad Karokhel, Senior Director of the International Fund Committee (IFC), representatives of civil society and the Kabul Municipality discussed women's access to easy transportation services and the steps taken by relevant government agencies in this regard.
At the end of the meeting, all participants took responsibility for further cooperation.
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ACCI Health Committee’s President and Acting Minister to the Public Health met with the owners of the private hospitals
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI) Health Committee’s President Mr. Ahmad Zia Azimi Shenozad and Acting Minister to the Public Health H.E Waheed Majrooh met with the owners of the private hospitals and had a discussion about launching a health festival.
The Acting Minister of Public Health said that the purpose of the festival is to commend the achievements of the country's doctors and build public trust in the country's health services and doctors.
Mr. Majrooh said that in order to increase public confidence in the health sector and to motivate health workers, the following programs will be launched in the solar year after the approval of the President.
• Establishing a health TV
• Set aside a special day for health workers
• Awarding the Abu Ali Sina Balkhi Medal
• Best doctor of the year
• Best nurse of the year
• Best hospital of the year
Mr. Shenozad said, “The government should provide the required facilities for investment in health sector, in order to make the health sector capable of meeting the health needs of the countrymen.”
ACCI's Commercial Deputy and a number of traders met with the Acting Minister of Finance and had a discussion about the density of merchandise in Hairatan Port
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI)'s Commercial Deputy Mr. Khairuddin Mael Ahmadi, and a number of traders met with the Acting Minister of Finance Mr. Muhammad Khalid Painda, and had a discussion about the density of merchandise in Hairatan Port.
Governor of Balkh province, his Deputy, traders and Hairatn Port’s responsible officials also attended this meeting.
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI)'s Commercial Deputy Mr. Khairuddin Mael Ahmadi said that the late arrival of the merchandise through Iron way to the Hairatan port is a big commercial problem and asked the Ministry of Finance to provide legal solutions for this problem as soon as possible.
Mr. Muhammad Khalid Painda promised to provide the required facilities for the traders of the country and solve their existing problems.
At the end of the meeting, Mr. Khairuddin Mael Ahmadi on behalf of the Private Sector and ACCI thanked and appreciated the Acting Minister for his visit to Balkh in regard to the existing problems in Hairatan Port.
ACCI’s Monitoring and Evaluation Board (MNB) held a meeting
ACCI’s Monitoring and Evaluation Board MNB’s president Mr. Abdul Hamid Hameedi, MNB’s secretary Mr. Abdul Mateen Qalandari, Mr. Khalid Ahmadi and Muhammad Nasir Samim members of MNB held a meeting in their main office located in Shahr -e- Naw, Kabul.
They talked about the most fundamental issues related to the ACCI and took important decisions about them.
ACCI’s Board of Directors introduced its Administrative and Financial Deputy for the Executive Board of ACCI
In a special ceremony attended by the ACCI’s Chief Executive Officer Mr. Sayed Zaman Hashimi, ACCI’s Monitoring and Evaluation Department’s head Mr. Abdul Mateen Qalandari, Ghazni Provincial Chamber’s head, ACCI’s Policy, and Technical Deputy Mr. Shafiqullah Atayee, and ACCI’s managers and officers, Mr. Khan Jan Alokozay and Ahmad Shakib Ahmadyar members of the board of directors introduced Mr. Mirwais Hotak as the Administrative and Financial Deputy for the Executive Board of ACCI.
Mr. Hashimi showed much optimism that Mr. Hotak in coordination with the ACCI’s Executive Board will try his best in developing ACCI’s activities and bring much more improvements.
Mr. Khan Jan Alokozay congratulated Mr. Hotak for being employed as the Administrative and Financial Deputy for the Executive Board of the ACCI and asked him to strive to improve the financial issues of the ACCI.
Mr. Qalandari said that this position is very crucial and asked Mr. Hotak to build the capacity of the central and provincial chambers of the ACCI.
Mr. Hotak expressed his commitment, dedication, and comprehensive readiness for carrying out the relevant financial tasks and asked for the cooperation of the Executive Board.
Besides, being a well-experienced person, Mr. Hotak has twelve years of working experience in the field. He passed the written test with flying colors and started his job after being confirmed by the Executive Committee of the ACCI.
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI)’s Chief Executive Officer had a meeting with the Minister of Transport
Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment (ACCI)'s Chief Executive Officer Mr. Sayed Zaman Hashimi had a meeting with the Minister of Transport Mr. Qudratullah Zaki and had a discussion about the existing problems of transport, transit, and establishing special parking lots for TIR vehicles in customs of the country.
Mr. Hashimi posted the following suggestions about special parking lots for TIR vehicles which are going to be constructed by the financial aid of ECO.
• Two TIR special parking lots should be built one in Islam Qala and another in Sher Khan port.
• ACCI and Ministry of Transport should conduct a joint investigation about the work quality of the Japanese Company SaSaki.
• These TIR special parking lots should be built on international standards and should contain the following sections: fumigation center, training center, scanner, scale, cold rooms, and technical workshops.
He, furthermore, suggested that in order to improve the quality of TIR system in Afghanistan a joint meeting with the participation of the Ministries of Industry and Commerce, Transport, External Affairs, Finance, ACCI and IRU should be held.
Mr. Qudratullah Zaki accepted the proposal prepared by ACCI and asked ACCI to fully cooperate and coordinate with the Ministry of Transport in regards to the transport problems in the country.