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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

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Tue, Sep 24 2019 12:27 PM
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 was chaired by Marjan Mateen, the Deputy Minister of Curriculum Development and Teacher Education wherein representatives from below donor organizations attended:

1. UNESCO
2. World Bank
3. UNICIEF
4. USAID
5. JICA
6. GIZ
7. ACR
8. ACER

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