Saturday, April 15, 2017
Kabul (BNA) Chief Executive, Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, during a graduation ceremony of Accountancy and Administration Institute students said the government has taken necessary measures in capacity building and partnership of women in different fields, his office said in a statement.
According to the statement, he promised to provide proper work environment for those women working in the country.
“Accountancy becomes a thriving field and has become one of the main mostly interested educational majors in our country,” CE Dr. Abdullah said, the statement added.
TIKA, a non-governmental Turkish institution has established the female institute for accountancy and management.
The officials in the Turkish organizations promise of more assistance for educational development.
“Turkey has always helped Afghanistan in terms of education, schools’ building, higher education, health and capacity building of universities and schools’ teachers and our cooperation will continue,” Mr. Keiser, TIKA Chief said.
At the end, calling Turkish assistances in different fields effective, representing the government of national unity, Dr. Abdullah thanked that country for all it has done so far, the statement added.
