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Who We Are

Lal Pouryan Trading Company was founded in 2002 in Kabul and has been working in the field of pharmaceutical products and medical accessories for nineteen years.Vision: For the welfare and comfort of our compatriots and our country AfghanistanMission: We will effort wholeheartedly to provide services and import the highest quality products in the country and we would always serve our people.

The founder of this company was Alhaj Abdul Razzaq Lalpour, who has 19 years of official experience in this field.

We import products from large and reputable companies in the Middle East, most of which are imported from Iran, India, and Pakistan.

Lal Pourian Trading Company has active representative offices all over the country, with its head office in Herat province, Mir Darvish Market, second floor, shop number 7 and number 8.

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Afghanistan's national security: ISIL and Haqqani network destroy power towers
Afghanistan’s national security: ISIL and Haqqani network destroy power towers

The Afghan National Directorate of Security (NDS) has announced that it has arrested a joint member of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and the Haqqani network in Parwan province, north of Kabul, which played a direct role in destroying electricity pylons. Citizens of Kabul have been going through difficult times in…

Afghan National Electricity Company: 13 electricity towers have been destroyed in the last two weeks
Afghan National Electricity Company: 13 electricity towers have been destroyed in the last two weeks

The Afghan National Directorate of Security (NDS) has announced that it has arrested a joint member of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) and the Haqqani network in Parwan province, north of Kabul, which played a direct role in destroying electricity pylons. Citizens of Kabul have been going through difficult times in…

Abdul Qahar Sarwari, president of Al-Biruni University, was injured in an attack on a university professors' bus
Abdul Qahar Sarwari, president of Al-Biruni University, was injured in an attack on a university professors’ bus

Afghanistan’s national security has claimed that the Taliban-affiliated Haqqani network also played a direct role in the explosion of electricity pylons. Earlier, the Taliban had denied involvement in the destruction of electricity pylons. The Afghan National Security Declaration states that “these individuals, at the behest of Sanaullah al-Muhajir, the leader of ISIL’s Khorasan branch, sought…