INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
At least one participant at a major gathering of religious scholars in Kabul on Thursday called for secondary schools for girls to
reopen.They will learn and will be a good guide for their children in society,& said Sayed Nasrullah Waizi, from central Bamiyan province,
as he called on the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan (IEA) to reopen girls& schools.He said that education will help prevent moral and
administrative corruption.IEA&s Acting Prime Minister Mullah Mohammad Hasan Akhund meanwhile said in his speech at the gathering that the
meeting was aimed at addressing challenges and strengthening the administration.The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan is trying to solve all
problems … this government has been reached after a lot of sacrifice, we should work together to strengthen it,& Akhund said.Around 3,500
religious scholars and tribal leaders are at the event which is expected to run for three days.It comes as Afghanistan is in a deep economic
crisis as billions in central bank reserves have been frozen and international sanctions enforced on the banking sector after the IEA seized
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