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Taliban Must Stop Violence, Intimidation and Harassment of Journalists: AJSC
The Taliban have committed acts of violence, intimidation and bullying against many journalists in the past two weeks something that Afghan Journalists Safety Committee strongly. . .
Wafayezada, AKDN Ambassador Discuss Cultural Cooperation
Minister of Information and Culture, Dr. Mohammad Qasim Wafayezada met with the Agha Khan Development Network (AKDN) ambassador for Afghanistan, Sheherazade Hirji at his office, Bakhtar. . .
Hakimi, Turkmen Ambassador Discuss Enhancing Tourism Cooperation
The Deputy Minister of Tourism, Admin and Finance of the Ministry of Information and Culture, Abdul Bashir Hakimi, met Khoja Ovezov, Ambassador of Turkmenistan to Kabul on Tuesday, and. . .
No Freedom of Expression Without a Democratic System, Wafayezada
The Acting Minister of Information and Culture Dr. Mohammad Qasim Wafayezada said that freedom of expression and free media activity was not possible without a democratic system,. . .
Wafayezada Officially Takes Over as Acting Minister of Information and Culture
Mohammad Qasim Wafayezada officially started work as the Acting Minister of Information and Culture, Bakhtar News Agency (BNA) reported Sunday.
Based on a presidential decree, Mohammad. . .
Terrorists Misusing Cultural, National Values: Hakimi
Addressing an event at the Ministry of Information and Culture on Saturday, Deputy Minister of Culture and Art, Haroon Hakimi, said that the country’s enemies misusing cultural and. . .
Minister Zuhair Meets S. Arabia Kingdom Chargé D’affaires
Mohammad Tahir Zuhair, the acting Minister of Information and Culture met with Badr al-Attibi, the chargé d’affaires of Saudi Arabia Kingdom to Kabul, Bakhtar News Agency reported. . .
MoIC: Road in Kabul To Be Named After Osman Kakar
In the meeting of Road Naming Commission, chaired by Taher Zuhair Acting Minister of Information and Culture was decided to name a road in Kabul after the famous politician and fighter. . .
Afghanistan Presents Artwork Gift to the UN
Afghanistan presented an artwork entitled “The Unseen Afghanistan” is the first gift to the UN since 1963 on Monday.
In this painting, samples from the soil of 34 provinces of. . .