KABUL (MoHE) has stressed appointment of Afghan teachers in the private sector-run universities and other higher educational institutes and asked these institutes to avoid extending visas for foreign teachers.
The Higher Education Ministry’s private universities and higher educational institutes’ affairs directorate in a follow up letter number 521 has made it clear that the need of teachers should be fulfilled locally.
Prof. Mohammad Amir Kamawal, the directorate head, said the decision to appoint local teachers had been taken in response to public demand. He . . .
