Starting all over through microfinance

Starting all over through microfinance

Fraidon Ahmadi was not new to business when he applied for his very first micro credit from Mutahid Development Finance Institution. In fact, he was once a wealthy business owner of several famous copy rolex stores in Kabul until he went bankrupt eight years ago. Download Full Story

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