Karzai Warns Afghanistan Risks Losing Female Workforce over Girls’ Education Ban
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Zalmay Khalilzad, the former US special representative for peace in Afghanistan, has called on the Taliban leadership to “respond in a real and substantive way” to the report, referring to a recent UNICEF report on the consequences of the continued ban on women’s education and work in Afghanistan. He wrote in a post on X tonight (Thursday, 10 Sour): “Are they aware of these impending consequences? What measures are they taking to address this pr…
Karzai warns continued ban on girls’ education will deepen Afghanistan’s foreign dependence
Hamid Karzai, the former president of Afghanistan, said in recent remarks that the continuation of the ban on girls’ education and the ongoing closure of schools and universities to them will weaken national capacity, increase severe need, and lead Afghanistan toward dependence on foreign countries. Karzai said in a statement: “While I consider universal education vital, I once again emphasize that the doors of schools and universities must be o…
Karzai warns Afghanistan risks losing female workforce over girls’ education ban
Karzai warned Afghanistan risks losing thousands of female workers as girls remain barred from education, citing UN projections of worsening shortages by 2030. Former Afghanistan President Hamid Karzai has again raised concerns over the continued ban on girls’ education, warning it could have serious long-term consequences for Afghanistan’s development and independence. His remarks come in response to a recent UNICEF report outlining the impact …
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