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Construction Work Started
On National Institute
Building For Disabled
Construction work on building of national institute for disabled was started
yesterday in Qala-i-Najara of Khairkhana in Kabul city.
The project costing nearly 23 million Afs is funded by Afghan ministry of
finance. Classes, administration rooms, library and a conference room are
determined to be constructed in the building of the institute.
Amena Afzali, Minister for Martyrs, Disabled and Social Affairs while briefing
related to construction of the institute said we are proud that another
step is to be taken for serving the Afghan disabled in the country.
Afzali said the ministry of martyrs, disabled and social affairs is trying to
provide further services to Afghan disabled in the light of Afghan laws.
It is worth mentioning that 300 students are to join the institute annually
and besides professional and vocational learning, the students will receive
various professions in the institute.
Bakhtar News Agency - Construction Work Started On National Institute Building For Disabled
On National Institute
Building For Disabled
Construction work on building of national institute for disabled was started
yesterday in Qala-i-Najara of Khairkhana in Kabul city.
The project costing nearly 23 million Afs is funded by Afghan ministry of
finance. Classes, administration rooms, library and a conference room are
determined to be constructed in the building of the institute.
Amena Afzali, Minister for Martyrs, Disabled and Social Affairs while briefing
related to construction of the institute said we are proud that another
step is to be taken for serving the Afghan disabled in the country.
Afzali said the ministry of martyrs, disabled and social affairs is trying to
provide further services to Afghan disabled in the light of Afghan laws.
It is worth mentioning that 300 students are to join the institute annually
and besides professional and vocational learning, the students will receive
various professions in the institute.
Bakhtar News Agency - Construction Work Started On National Institute Building For Disabled