Kabul [Afghanistan], July 3 (ANI): The Embassy of Japan in Afghanistan introduced that it’s going to present scholarships to Afghan college students in Japan at grasp and doctorate stage packages, Afghanistan-based Khaama Press reported. The announcement of the Japanese Embassy in Kabul made the announcement amid the Taliban’s restrictions on girls and women’ training.
On July 2, the Japanese Embassy in Afghanistan in a tweet stated that Tokyo will present educational alternatives for Afghan college students in Japan beginning in 2024 on the master-level and doctorate-level packages. The Embassy introduced that the choice course of will quickly start in cooperation with the Aga Khan Foundation.
Japanese Embassy in Afghanistan tweeted, “Embassy of Japan is pleased to announce scholarship (MADr. course) to Afghan students who wish to explore academic opportunity in Japan from 2024. Embassy will start selection process in cooperation with the Aga Khan Foundation. Pls see attachment.”Earlier, Taliban-led Acting Minister of Higher Education Nada Mohammad Nadim in a gathering with Japan’s Ambassador to Afghanistan Okada Takashi known as for elevated cooperation of Tokyo for offering educational scholarships and studying alternatives to Afghan college students, in line with Khaama Press report.
Last week, Taliban Governor for central Bamyan province Mullah Abdullah Sarhadi held a gathering with Okada Takashi and known as for tutorial scholarship packages for Afghan college students, Khaama Press reported.
The Japanese scholarship scheme for Afghan college students will begin in 2024. Meanwhile, Taliban ban on women above the sixth grade from attending faculties continues to stay carried out since they got here to energy in 2021. International group has condemned Taliban’s restriction on women training.
Earlier in June, graduates of a medical college in Afghanistan’s Paktia University on their commencement day known as on the Taliban to reopen faculties and universities for women instantly, Afghanistan-based TOLO News reported, including that the graduates harassed that women have the correct to training and their time shouldn’t be wasted.
Ahmadullah, a graduate scholar, stated there have been women with them throughout this era. He additional stated that women have been banned from universities after the Taliban seized energy in August 2021, in line with the TOLO News report.
Mohammad Mustafa, a graduate scholar, stated, “In a society, we need female and male doctors.” Some of the members of the family of the graduate college students who took half within the ceremony expressed hope that at some point their daughters will get the commencement certificates together with the boys.
Dawood, a Paktia resident, stated, “We all want to reopen schools and universities for girls and for girls to also get their diplomas along with the boys.” According to TOLO News report, Baraktullah Takal, a Paktia resident, stated, “We call on higher education to allow girls to go to schools and universities because we need female doctors.” (ANI)