KABUL (MoE) to define its basic duties within a few weeks and reveal the exact number of schools and literate people in the country.
Ghani expressed these views at a gathering that marked the International Literacy Day here, a statement from the Presidential Palace said.
The president said education was imperative for future advancement and without education people could not understand religious teachings and civilizations.
He informed Afghanistan in this region used to write letters and . . .
