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Monday October 31, 2016
Kabul (BNA) A research and scientific seminar was held in southern province of Farah, where the message of Dr. Kamal Sadat, Deputy and Acting Minister of Information and Culture was heard via telephone, Bakhtar News Agency said the other day.
The message read in the seminar, calling the youth key part of the society and advised that they should work for their country, everywhere, they are busy in work or education, said the agency. The message advised the youth should adopt unity and run different cultural and scientific meeting to encourage the youth to unity, as the only way to rescue the country from the current critical situation is unity, the agency quoted. Head of Farah provincial directorate of information and culture, Farid Ahmad Ayubi and some other spoke at the meeting seeking ways to help the youth overcome challenges, they face. Mohammad Asef Nang and provincial police chief also shared their visions about the issue and called the role of the youth vital in the society, the agency added. Articles and essays written by the youths have been read out in the seminar, the agency continued. According to another report, under the direction of the deputy ministry of information and culture, a seminar was held in central province of Bamyan, where, Dr. Sadat spoke via telephone calling Bamyan, the first cultural capital of SAARC, with countrywide well-known civil society activists and media and that the youth of the province have been playing key role in this field. So, it was needed to encourage the youth get involved in various paved grounds of voluntary services and other affairs in the cultural province and provide awareness program about the harms of drugs among the youth, the agency said. Head of the provincial information and culture, Kabir Dadras also spoke in the seminar, expressing over the growing number of drugs addicts in the province, he feared would rise even beyond the previously estimated 50,000. He asked for launching awareness programs and lodging drugs harm in the country’s educational curriculum.
