BF reconstructs institute of Medical Education in Kabul

The Bayat Foundation (BF) reconstructed Kabul’s Medical Education institute and donated equipment to the institute.

Head of the institute says that due to the lack of medical supplies and educational convenient, the medical students and teachers have faced great difficulties but with the help of Bayat Foundation many challenges of the Institute have been overcome.

Chairman of the Bayat Foundation, Engineer Ehsanullah Bayat says, “With the given importance of the institute for preparing to serve the community with dental doctors, parts of the institute have been assisted which needed equipment and reconstruction.”

Mr. Bayat further added that the medical assistance of the Bayat Foundation will continue in other parts of the country.

Engineer Ehsanullah Bayat passionately believes in the long-term goal of establishing an economically independent, educational and wealthy Afghanistan, inhabited by a prosperous, happy populace.

Recognizing the large-scale and enduring deleterious impact of the current education gap in Afghanistan, the Bayat Foundation – with the generous support of its donors – has prioritized a number of educational initiatives, particularly those aimed at serving the most vulnerable Afghans such as orphans and refugees.

In the meantime, head of the institute, Kemeya Azizi praised Bayat Foundation’s assistance; adding with these assistance more facilities have been provided for medical students of this university.

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.