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China delivers equipment to Kabul
University
KABUL (PAN): China on Wednesday provided equipment worth 63 million
afghanis ($1,279,190) to the Ministry of Higher Education, an official said.
The assistance included laptop and desktop computers, photo state
machines, printers, scanners and projectors, Kabul University director
Hamidullah Amin told journalists.
He added the projectors and other equipment would be used during
lectures and other training programmes next solar year. He said China had
also promised to construct a building for the Chinese literature department
and a guesthouse for foreign visiting teachers on the university campus.
Amin said the Chinese literature department was established four years ago
and 14 students graduated from the department this Afghan year.
He said they had inked an agreement with Beijing University on teaching
Pashto and Dari languages to students there.
Chinese ambassador to Afghanistan, Xu Feihong, said he was happy over
the improving academic capacity of Kabul University. He added the
equipment provided to Kabul University was assistance.
He said they wanted Afghan and Chinese students to increase contacts
with each other and become familiar with cultures and languages of the
two nations.
http://www.pajhwok.com/en/2012/02/08...bul-university
University
KABUL (PAN): China on Wednesday provided equipment worth 63 million
afghanis ($1,279,190) to the Ministry of Higher Education, an official said.
The assistance included laptop and desktop computers, photo state
machines, printers, scanners and projectors, Kabul University director
Hamidullah Amin told journalists.
He added the projectors and other equipment would be used during
lectures and other training programmes next solar year. He said China had
also promised to construct a building for the Chinese literature department
and a guesthouse for foreign visiting teachers on the university campus.
Amin said the Chinese literature department was established four years ago
and 14 students graduated from the department this Afghan year.
He said they had inked an agreement with Beijing University on teaching
Pashto and Dari languages to students there.
Chinese ambassador to Afghanistan, Xu Feihong, said he was happy over
the improving academic capacity of Kabul University. He added the
equipment provided to Kabul University was assistance.
He said they wanted Afghan and Chinese students to increase contacts
with each other and become familiar with cultures and languages of the
two nations.
http://www.pajhwok.com/en/2012/02/08...bul-university