Promotion of Social Peace in MoIC’s Top Priorities, Minister Safi

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Sat, Aug 03 2019 9:15 AM
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Acting minister of information and culture Hasina Safi praised the Art Lord Organization for its artworks that were underway in various parts of Kabul city.
On the threshold of marking the 100th anniversary of the country’s Independence Day,. A group of painters of the Art Lord Organization was painting the country’s historic monuments on walls of the building of the Ministry of information and culture (MoIC).
Accompanied by the head of BNA Najibullah Shinwari and head of policy and plan for the MoIC Abdul Moqim Afghan, acting minister of information and culture paid a visit to the artwork of the group and took part in coloring a number of paintings on the walls.
Besides praising the works of the group, the acting minister of information and culture said that the ministry would promote social peace by holding cultural programs and through painting, drawing, calligraphy, poetry, theater, music, cinema, and other artworks until the end of the current year.

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