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Minister Zuhair Stresses Enhancing Cultural Relation with Uzbekistan
Acting Minister of Information and Culture Mohammad Tahir Zuhair, together with special envoy of the President of Uzbekistan for Afghanistan, Ismatulla Irgashev, visited Babarshah. . .
Acting MoIC: Journalists Committed Spokesmen For People
Acting Minister of Information and Culture, Mohammad Tahir Zuhair, in a commemoration meeting of late Elyas Dayee, Radio Azadi senior correspondent, said that journalists were the. . .
Kochi-Nomads to Cooperate with MoIC in Preservation of Historical Monuments, Ancient Sites
The Ministry of Information and Culture has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the General Administration for Kochis’ Solidarity, based on, they would provide cooperation. . .
Book Exhibition Launched in Balkh
Iranian and Afghan publishers launch a book exhibition in Mazar-e-Sharif yesterday.
According to BNA Mati-ul-Rehman Karimi, director of Balkh Information and Culture department said. . .
Protection, Restoration of Historical Monuments Govt.’s Top Priority: Statement
The Presidential Press office said in a statement on Thursday that protection of historic monuments and rehabilitation of cultural heritage sites was among the government’s priorities. . .
MoIC, DAFA Sign Archaeological MoU in Kabul
Acting Minister of Information and Culture, Mohammad Tahir Zuhair signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with DAFA on archaeological studies and excavations in Kabul’s Bala Hissar. . .
Culture Should be Top Working Priority: Minister Zuhair
Head of students Union of Kabul University in a meeting with acting and nominee Minister of Information and Culture, Mohammad Tahir Zuhair, briefed him on their activities, Bakhtar. . .
Meeting Discusses Establishment of National Art House
A meeting was held yesterday at ministry of information and culture for establishment of national art house in Kabul.
Previously, President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani had issued a decree. . .
Journalists, Media Workers Should Not Be Targeted: Amnesty International
Amnesty International has described the attack on journalists in Afghanistan a war crime and called on the Afghan government to investigate threats against their community. This comes a. . .