KABUL had been unsatisfactory.
Omar appeared before Wolesi Jirga or lower house of the parliament to brief lawmakers about problems in public and private universities and higher educational institutes.
The lawmakers highlighted issues associated with the private sector university such as employment of unprofessional teachers and sales of diplomas.
Lawmaker Kamal Nasar Osoli, who heads the house education and higher education commission said that the Ministry of Higher Education (MoHE) had not reacted to private . . .
