At the beginning of the graduation ceremony of these young people, the head of youth affairs, Syed Mohammad Dawood Agha Hashemi, thanked the “Islamic Relief” institution and other institutions for their cooperation in increasing the scientific and professional capacity of the youth and added that the Ministry of Information and Culture is committed to providing the ground for increasing the scientific and professional capacity of the youth and has signed agreements with various institutions to conduct training programs for the youth.
He asked the graduates to take advantage of the available opportunities to enhance their academic potential.
Maulvi Hashemi also asked the organizations active in the field of youth to cooperate in the creation and implementation of other such training programs and to carry out their activities based on the agreements made with the Department of Youth Affairs.
Later, Mohammad Zulqarnain Abbas, the general manager of the “Islamic Relief” Institute in Afghanistan, thanked the Ministry of Information and Culture for the cooperation of the Department of Youth Affairs in the development of training programs and said: This institution has conducted various training programs for the poor youth in different provinces and plans to implement other training programs in the future.
In addition, Syed Mohammad Kabir Ghause, the head of training programs of the institution, gave information about the training programs of the institution and added that this three-month freelancing training program was designed for 150 young people, out of which 50 people were trained in Balkh and 100 people were trained in Kabul.
The graduates are also grateful to the Ministry of Information and Culture for conducting the said program; Requested to conduct such training programs.
It should not be forgotten that “Islamic Relief” provides various services in 40 countries of the world, including Afghanistan, in the fields of health, youth livelihood, training, capacity building and other areas in order to reach the needy people.
