Education

Japan has allocated $300,000 million for the protection of Afghanistan’s historical heritages and planned the construction of 165 primary schools in nine provinces of the country, a statement from Arg said on Friday.

Local officials have announced the launch of a six-month UNICEF-funded primary education programme for 100 child labourers in northern Baghlan province.

We hold master’s degrees, but are not provided with employment opportunities, a number of youth in Kabul complain. However, government officials talk about various employment programs.

A commission has been formed to coordinate the affairs of teaching hospitals in the country, the Higher Education Ministry said on Sunday.

A student has handwritten a copy of the Holy Quran using 2,000 pens in one year and seven months in western Herat province, an official said on Monday.

KABUL (Pajhwok): Acting Higher Education Minister Sheikh Nada Mohammad Nadim on Sunday said the research of religious scholars about women’s and girls’ higher education .

This year has seen the establishment of nearly 190 new private schools across Afghanistan, contributing to improvement in the quality of education, according to various sources.

Acting Education Minister Mawlavi Habibullah Agha has held a meeting with Shaikh Abdul Rahman Hachkala, head of a Turkish Ulema delegation and discuss matters related to the education system in Afghanistan.

The number of students in private universities has decreased by 50 percent, rendering the higher educational institutes unable to meet their expenses and pay government taxes.

On the eve of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) third anniversary of coming to power for the second time, some girls urged the reopening of schools and universities for girls and women in line with Sharia law.

Some newly graduated students of a semi-medical higher education institute in southeastern Khost province have asked the government to provide them with job opportunities.

A youth in ​​Greshk district of southern Helmand province started imparting free education to children including girls up to the third grade at his home two years ago, but he complains about a shortage of classrooms and stationery.