Khalilzad said in a post on X that the current IEA leadership has “sadly turned Afghanistan into the only country in the entire world where female...
“Let's use its power for a more inclusive world & join our mission to making literacy accessible for everyone everywhere!” the post read.
The diplomat pointed out that his country respects the values of the Afghan society, Tokyo is monitoring the progress of the Islamic Emirate and seeks to...
The sides also discussed efforts to combat terrorism and drugs, security, humanitarian, and economic situation in Afghanistan, the statement added.
Nadeem stated that if anyone has evidence that girls’ education in this way is permissible according to Hanafi jurisprudence, they can share it with the authorities.
Over 78,000 children in Afghanistan will benefit from additional funding for nutrition and Education in Emergencies from the European Union’s Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations...
The parties also had detailed discussions on the importance of strengthening the educational system of Afghanistan, providing quality educational services and administrative issues.
Noor ul-Haq Anwar, the General Director of Administrative Affairs of the IEA, called on youths to study hard for a bright future.
A total of 87,438 people participated in the nation-wide exam this year, of which 44,738 passed and 17,721 others failed.
The organization said on X that Afghan girls have been deprived of their right to education due to the "discriminatory and unjust policies" of the Islamic...
The Islamic Emirate has however stated in the past that the issue of education of girls and women is an internal matter and countries should not...