Higher Education Minister says IEA committed to development in all fields

Afghanistan’s Minister of Higher Education, Neda Mohammad Nadeem, says the Islamic Emirate is committed to recruiting skilled professionals and creating job opportunities for university graduates.

Nada Mohammad Nadeem made the remarks during a graduation ceremony for students at Nangarhar University. He urged graduates to further strengthen their expertise and use their knowledge and skills in service of the people and the country’s development.

Nadeem stressed that the Islamic Emirate is not only focused on religious schools, but is also working to advance Afghanistan in all sectors.

“We are committed in the field of engineering, we are committed in the field of medical, and we are committed in the field of religious education as well… We want to build our country in every sector,” Nadim said.

He also emphasized support for the system, adding that Muslims around the world respect the courage and independence of the Afghan people.

He stated: “Muslims across the world believe that Afghans are a freedom-loving people, protectors of Islam, and a nation that does not sell its freedom to anyone.”

A total of 2,200 students graduated in different fields from Nangarhar University and received their graduation certificates during the ceremony.

The event was attended by several local officials, including the governor of Nangarhar, civilian and military officials, the university leadership, professors, representatives of private universities, religious scholars, and families of the graduates.