KABUL’s private universities.
Michael Raynor, charge de’affairs at the US Embassy in Kabul, told a meeting here that 720 Afghan women would be facilitated to complete bachelor’s degrees in Afghanistan.
He said another 180 women would be assisted to follow their master’s degrees in regional countries.
He said the program was part of the USAID’s previous commitments to develop women’s capacity.
The $15 million aid would be provided through the Promote Scholarship Program that helps hundreds . . .
