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The 1st High Level Donor Coordination Meeting on curriculum reform was successfully conducted at Sindokht Kabuli Conference Room, Office of the Minister, Ministry of Education
The main objective of this meeting was to improve collaborative platform through consolidating coordination efficiency related to curriculum reform program in Afghanistan. The meeting. . .
Ph.D. Mirwais Balkhi emphasized the role of the Ministry of Education in national cohesion and unity
The head of the Ministry of Education said: Ministry of Education is one of the most important . . .
15,000 volumes of English language textbook were donated to the Afghan Ministry of Education by VOA Radio and Television.
Mohammad Ibrahim Shinwari, a Deputy of General Education at the Ministry of Education's said . . .
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U.S., Afghan Governments Launch Program to Give Students Access to Learning Materials
Today, U.S. Embassy Special Chargé d’Affaires Ambassador Hugo Llorens and Chief Executive of Afghanistan, His Excellency Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, launched the Second Textbook Printing and Distribution Project.
Thousands of books donated to Ministry of Education
KABUL: Deputy Minister on Youth Affairs of the Ministry of Information and Culture, Dr. Kamal Sadat handed over 8000 books donated by the ministry’s Public Libraries directorate to the Ministry of Education here yesterday, BNA reported.
Dr Farooq Wardak interview with aljazeera
Afghanistan is a country ravaged by war, poverty and internal conflict, but there is one success story the country likes to point out, its education system. Since the Taliban was driven from power in 2001, the Afghan education ministry says the number of students have risen by nearly 110 percent.