KABUL (Pajhwok): Under a EU-funded project, universities in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan are getting ready to open their doors to female students from Afghanistan.
Over 100 Afghan girls, who were awarded five-year scholarships, were already studying in universities in the Central Asian countries, Radio Free Europe reported.
Aimed at empowering Afghan women, the project was launched in 2019 before being suspended. It is being revived now that female students have been banned from secondary and university education.
The project organisers are said to have enrolled 105 second-phase participants to different Central Asian institutions.
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