Dear Forumers,
I don't have the video, but today on RTA (National Television, Afghanistan) it was broadcasted that the Pashtuns from both side of the Durand Line had a conference in Kabul to promote and help Pashto language. Education was part of the conference, but the main issue was to promote the language on both sides and help it's status in both sides. If I'm not wrong the head of the conference was Ali Jalali.
This is a great start and it will help Pashtuns around Afghanistan and across the Durand Line. Although Pashtu is thought in Afghanistan as a compulsory course in Pakhtunkhwa it just recently started IF I am not INCORRECT.
Please share your input and lets not get abussive.
I don't have the video, but today on RTA (National Television, Afghanistan) it was broadcasted that the Pashtuns from both side of the Durand Line had a conference in Kabul to promote and help Pashto language. Education was part of the conference, but the main issue was to promote the language on both sides and help it's status in both sides. If I'm not wrong the head of the conference was Ali Jalali.
This is a great start and it will help Pashtuns around Afghanistan and across the Durand Line. Although Pashtu is thought in Afghanistan as a compulsory course in Pakhtunkhwa it just recently started IF I am not INCORRECT.
Please share your input and lets not get abussive.


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