INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
The Ministry of Higher Education said on Thursday that 30 Afghan students will soon leave for Kazakhstan where they will continue their
studies in bachelor&s, master&s and doctoral degrees.At a meeting with the students held at the Ministry of Higher Education, Mufti Mohammad
Tahir Ahmad, the deputy minister of student affairs, expressed his gratitude to Kazakhstan for awarding scholarships to Afghans and
emphasized the need to strengthen relations with the countries in the scientific and academic sectors.Ahmad said the students were
ambassadors of their country and stated that: &Besides preserving your religious and national values, you must also respect the laws and
culture of the host country
Pay more attention to your learning and knowledge.&He added that: &The eyes of hope of the people and the system are fixed on you, so that
after acquiring science and knowledge, you will play your part in the development of your country.&Dr
Nazar Mohammad Irfan, the head of foreign relations and scholarship regulation of the Ministry of Higher Education, also addressed the
students and said Kazakhstan was among the countries that stood by the people of Afghanistan in difficult times and continued their
cooperation in various sectors, especially higher education.He also asked the students to make the most of this opportunity and build their
country with their own hands.Mohammad Ashraf Ghairat, the academic vice president of Kabul University, spoke about the value of science and
knowledge and the objectives of the Ministry of Higher Education in the area of education and training of young staff from the perspective
of the holy religion of Islam and religious beliefs, and asked the students to make the basis and focus of all their activities on &Islamic
belief&.According to the ministry, 256 people took part in a scholarship selection exam, and 30 students were chosen
They will pursue bachelor&s, master&s and doctoral degrees in the fields of economics, computer science, law, physics, biology and
chemistry.The post 30 Afghan students off to Kazakhstan to continue their studies first appeared on Ariana News.
