Public universities will reopen soon, the Taliban say
According to TOLOnews, the information came from Abdul Baqi Haqqani, who was appointed by the Taliban as acting Minister of Higher Education after the occupation of Afghanistan.
KABUL: The religious movement government on Thursday declared that public universities in Asian nation would before long open up within the country.
According to TOLOnews, the data came from Abdul Baqi Haqqani, World Health Organization was appointed by the religious movement as acting Minister of upper Education when the occupation of Asian nation.
"Preparations and plans ar being completed and shortly the monotheism Emirate-affiliated universities are going to be opened and education can continue," Haqqani aforesaid.
All universities were closed when the Taliban's encirclement of Asian nation in August, however personal universities have reopened, Tolo News reported .
This came as Afghanistan's caretaker government signed associate agreement with a coalition of personal universities to facilitate instructional opportunities for college kids.
But the religious movement ar being condemned by Afghan students for delaying the reopening of universities.
