KABUL with $275,000 worth of equipment to support the ministry’s reform agenda for the national public university entry exam, known as Kankor.
McKinley presented the equipment on behalf of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the American people, a statement from the US Embassy said.
The equipment include digital multifunctional printers, optical mark reader scanners and heavy duty scanners and Afghans are being trained on how to operate them. “This equipment will help . . .
