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KABUL : In order to improve its operations through computerisation of various functions, the Ministry of Higher Education is converting all documents to the internet.
Launching a computerisation programme of the ministry's affairs, a senior higher education ministry official, Muhammad Osman Babari, told the participants of the ceremony that the success of the project would ensure progress.
"This would enable the ministry to present its documents and other information on the Internet. Presently, the documents are available in hard copies," Babari said, adding they would also stop forgery in the documents.
The information included details about the education system and works of the ministry as well as its officials. He said details about the students and teachers and professors would also be available on the ministry's web-site. The project would be completed in one year, he added.
Head of the Information Technology Department at the ministry Salim Saee told Pajhwok Afghan News all the information would be placed in the system through an ID system and the students would have access to that by using those IDs.
He said 11 universities, including the four universities in Kabul, had been connected through networking to make it easy for the people to see the required information. Any person, who is included in the system, would be able to have access to the system in the coming one year.
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Launching a computerisation programme of the ministry's affairs, a senior higher education ministry official, Muhammad Osman Babari, told the participants of the ceremony that the success of the project would ensure progress.
"This would enable the ministry to present its documents and other information on the Internet. Presently, the documents are available in hard copies," Babari said, adding they would also stop forgery in the documents.
The information included details about the education system and works of the ministry as well as its officials. He said details about the students and teachers and professors would also be available on the ministry's web-site. The project would be completed in one year, he added.
Head of the Information Technology Department at the ministry Salim Saee told Pajhwok Afghan News all the information would be placed in the system through an ID system and the students would have access to that by using those IDs.
He said 11 universities, including the four universities in Kabul, had been connected through networking to make it easy for the people to see the required information. Any person, who is included in the system, would be able to have access to the system in the coming one year.
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