KABUL this year against scholarships awarded by the Russian government, the country’s ambassador in Kabul said on Wednesday.
Alexander Mantitski told a ceremony held in honor of the scholarship winning students, that the Afghan students would pursue their higher studies in medical, engineering, economy, law and arts at Russian universities.
Mantitski said 175 Afghan students had already been sent to Russia on scholarships and the process would be accelerated in future.
Hundreds of Afghan students are currently studying in different universities . . .
