Saturday December 31, 2016
Kabul (BNA) Ministry of Information and Culture and Naw Andish civil society organization signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to establish the youth educational government, BNA reported.
According to the agency, the MoU was signed by the acting minister of information and culture, Dr. Kamal Sadat and president of the Naw Andish civil society organization here in Kabul on Wednesday. Hinting to educational government, Dr. Kamal Sadat said that deputy ministry on youth affairs has been doing its best to provide better facilities for the country’s youth, adding establishment of the youth parliament eased many youth politicians to come to Kabul from different provinces and practice good governance instead of following the path of those who chose to take the power through military means, which led to devastation of the country. Meanwhile, Ahmad Hewad Rahiab president of the Naw Andish organization briefed the participants on education government, adding the government would include one president, two vice presidents, five advisors, 25 ministers, 50 deputy ministers, 34 governors, 8 mayors and 11 independent directorates. According to him, the educational government would further strength the pillars of the current government and is form based on the constitution. “The initiative has been taken by the Naw Andish organization and the deputy ministry on youth affairs of the Ministry of Information and Culture which doesn’t have any similarity in other countries. We have models for most of the organizations, but we didn’t have any model for governments,” Rahiab said, adding the educational government is hoped to leave positive impact in the world.
