Afghan students who were not granted admission before September 1, 2026, have also been instructed to leave Pakistan by October 10.
Belarusian Deputy Health Minister welcomed Jalali and his delegation, describing the visit as an important step toward strengthening health cooperation between Afghanistan and Belarus.
The students’ lawyer argued that the PMDC decisions were issued without prior notice and conflicted with the NOCs previously granted by the HEC.
The latest order means the 13 students cannot be expelled while the court considers their petitions and awaits responses from the relevant authorities.
Speaking at a government press conference in Kabul, Mujahid called on Pakistan to allow Afghan students to remain in the country and complete their studies.
India has historically been a key partner in Afghanistan’s health and education sectors, providing training, medical support and institutional cooperation.