US EditionGermany: the Incredible Journey of an Afghan Refugee Who Became the Owner of a Solar Panel Installation Company
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Germany: the radiant fate of a refugee who became a patron in energy Admin FCE 29 August 2025 - 15:03 Countries and actors He grew up without knowing how to read and write and without electricity. Young adult, Afghan Rostam Nazari wrote two books in German and set up a solar panel company in Germany where he built his life. 2-pound publicationLohra, a small town near Marburg, in central Germany. Rostam Nazari, a small beard and round metal glass…
Lohra - He grew up without knowing how to read and write and without electricity. Young adult, Afghan Rostam Nazari wrote two books in German and set up a solar panel company in Germany where he built his life. Lohra, a small town near Marburg, in central Germany. Mounted on a scaffolding, Rostam Nazari, a small beard and round metal glasses, observes three of his employees installing photovoltaic panels on the roof of a school. His success, ten…
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