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Kabul (BNA) The international seminar on “Pacha Khan and non-violence”, ended by issuing a 10-article resolution on November 7.
Kabul (BNA) The international seminar on “Pacha Khan and non-violence”, ended by issuing a 10-article resolution on November 7. The seminar with the participation of Afghan, Indian, Tajik and Pakistani scholars was organized by the Ministry of Information and Culture in Kabul. The participating scholars in the resolution have asked the Afghan authorities to introduce a subject in the educational curriculum for teaching Khan Abdul Ghafar Khan’s non-violence thoughts. Touching on the existing violence, the scholars have also asked for creation a center in the region which should enlighten the people about the philosophy of Pacha Khan. They also asked UNESCO to accept as a personality of peace and non-violence. The resolution asks the government of Afghanistan to allocate an award in the name of Pacha and given to those who serve the people. The resolution at the end asks the Ministry of Information and Culture to print the research papers of the scholars read out at the seminar and name some of the Kabul and Provincial Street after Khan Abdul Ghafar Khan. At the second day of the seminar the Afghan, Indian, Tajik and Pakistani scholars read out their research papers on the life and struggles of Pacha Khan and its role in educating and enlightening of his people. The scholars also asked for promotion of Pacha Khan thoughts as the best way for attaining peace, progress and co-existence. At the end of the seminar Dr. Sayed Makhdom Raheen Minister of Information and Culture called Pacha Khan as a great person of different dimensions, Sufi, honest and faithful. He added that Pacha Khan led a very simple life, he did not live for himself or his family but for his people, his message was global, he was not thinking only for the Pashtoons, for Afghanistan and Pakistan, but he thought about the region and the world a large. He thanked the neighboring scholars having attended this seminar and expressed the hope that the people of this region accept each other in order to attain peace they should follow the path of Pacha Khan.
Kabul (BNA) The international seminar on “Pacha Khan and non-violence”, ended by issuing a 10-article resolution on November 7. The seminar with the participation of Afghan, Indian, Tajik and Pakistani scholars was organized by the Ministry of Information and Culture in Kabul. The participating scholars in the resolution have asked the Afghan authorities to introduce a subject in the educational curriculum for teaching Khan Abdul Ghafar Khan’s non-violence thoughts. Touching on the existing violence, the scholars have also asked for creation a center in the region which should enlighten the people about the philosophy of Pacha Khan. They also asked UNESCO to accept as a personality of peace and non-violence. The resolution asks the government of Afghanistan to allocate an award in the name of Pacha and given to those who serve the people. The resolution at the end asks the Ministry of Information and Culture to print the research papers of the scholars read out at the seminar and name some of the Kabul and Provincial Street after Khan Abdul Ghafar Khan. At the second day of the seminar the Afghan, Indian, Tajik and Pakistani scholars read out their research papers on the life and struggles of Pacha Khan and its role in educating and enlightening of his people. The scholars also asked for promotion of Pacha Khan thoughts as the best way for attaining peace, progress and co-existence. At the end of the seminar Dr. Sayed Makhdom Raheen Minister of Information and Culture called Pacha Khan as a great person of different dimensions, Sufi, honest and faithful. He added that Pacha Khan led a very simple life, he did not live for himself or his family but for his people, his message was global, he was not thinking only for the Pashtoons, for Afghanistan and Pakistan, but he thought about the region and the world a large. He thanked the neighboring scholars having attended this seminar and expressed the hope that the people of this region accept each other in order to attain peace they should follow the path of Pacha Khan.
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