Yellow Pages directory launched in Afghanistan 09.07.2005 Yellow Pages Afghanistan is pleased to announce the launch of its first print directory, an initiative supported by the Afghanistan Investment Support Agency (‘AISA’) and Ministry of Commerce. Yellow Pages Afghanistan and its registered parent company, Afghan Directories Limited, is confident that the first edition will provide significant support to private sector development, particularly small to medium businesses (SMEs) which make up a large portion of businesses around the country. Yassin Anwari, Sales Manager of Yellow Pages Afghanistan, commented that the directory, which is also available online, has received tremendous support amongst the business community. “The publication of Yellow Pages Afghanistan is not just a symbolic step which highlights the progress made in Afghanistan to date, it can also initiate ongoing changes in communications infrastructure and redevelopment, such as the telephony and street address system. It contains a host of practical benefits people have been waiting for." The print directory offers essential business contact information in one directory, containing both Dari and English listings. It is aimed to provide convenience for the consumer to business (C2B) and business to business (B2B) markets. Yellow Pages Afghanistan, which endeavours to print two issues per annum, will accept national advertising throughout the year. The launch of Afghanistan’s first directory is a reflection of Afghanistan’s continuing progress and economic redevelopment whilst providing value for consumers and businesses nationwide. << | >> |
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