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BF Opens Computer, Internet Classes of Abdul Rahim Shahid High School

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Last Updated on: October 24, 2022

With continued commitment to the country’s education sector, the Bayat Foundation (BF) opened the computer and internet-lip classes of Abdul Rahim Shahid high school.

Eng. Ehsanullah Bayat, Chairman of the Bayat Foundation says the aim of activating computer and internet classes is to build the capacity of youths with the new technology that they can be in contact with other youths in the world.

“The internet-lip is activated to use the internet and computers. We hope our youths to correctly use these facilities,” said Eng. Ehsanullah Bayat, Chairman of the Bayat Foundation.

Mr. Bayat also noted that with the new technology, the Afghan youths can exchange their views with other youths in the world.

“The internet-lip is very essential for these youths. They can link to the world and contact with other youths and use their experiences for improving the level of science in their lives,” Eng. Bayat added.

Meanwhile, praising the Bayat Foundation’s efforts and cooperation, the principle of Abdul Rahim Shahid High School said this school has 16,000 students in day shift and 24,000 others in night shift and these classes are very effective for their trainings.

“We wanted to have an internet-lip and computer class to be an international school and can link with the world. Now we witness our demands addressed by Mr. Bayat and it is very effective for our students,’ said Ghulam Haydar Hussaini, the principle of Abdul Rahim Shahid High School.

Since 2005, Bayat Foundation, a charitable organization, has promoted the well-being of the Afghan people.

Founded and directed by Ehsanollah Bayat and Fatema Bayat, the Foundation has contributed to more than 300 projects dedicated to improving the quality of life for the youth, women, poor, and elderly of Afghanistan; including construction of 13 maternity hospitals that have now treated over 1,000,000 mothers and babies.

Projects have included the construction of new facilities and sustainable infrastructure in needy regions, and the promotion of health, education, economic, and cultural programs.

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