Senior Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) leader said once the country’s economic challenges have been resolved, the authorities will look at stamping out the problem of illiteracy.
Publish dateWednesday 8 June 2022 - 10:03
Story Code : 253970
Afghan Voice Agency(AVA)_He said illiterate nations face poverty and other challenges. Addressing a meeting to assess the challenges in the country, Haqqani said: “Afghanistan’s current problems are the result of a 20-year war, and the government (IEA) will provide great educational and employment opportunities for the people, and we are working as servants.”
In the meantime, the Deputy Minister of Economy, Abdul Latif Nazari, said the ministry has development and strategic plans in place for industry, trade and agriculture. This meeting, of senior IEA members, comes amid ongoing calls for girls’ schools to be reopened.
Ministry of Education and Higher Education officials, meanwhile, have emphasized that all sections of society must have equal access to education, adding the IEA is committed to this.
In the meantime, the Deputy Minister of Economy, Abdul Latif Nazari, said the ministry has development and strategic plans in place for industry, trade and agriculture. This meeting, of senior IEA members, comes amid ongoing calls for girls’ schools to be reopened.
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