The graduation ceremony of 800 engineers from Kabul Polytechnic University held in the presence of the cabinet members of the Islamic Emirate
At the graduation ceremony, the acting Minister of Higher Education, Sheikh ul Hadith Mawlavi Nida Mohammad Nadeem, urged the graduates not to be misled by the negative propaganda of Afghanistan's enemies and not to attempt to leave the country, as there is neither value nor honor for you abroad.
Moreover, the acting minister encouraged them to pursue higher education at the postgraduate level. He urged them not to limit themselves to bachelor's degrees but to strive for master's and doctoral degrees, serving their country and people with utmost sincerity.
“Afghan society needs specialists in every profession, so do not lose hope and patience. The IEA is striving to create equal employment opportunities for everyone,” the acting minister added.
Furthermore, the acting Minister of Water and Energy, Mullah Abdul Latif Mansoor, said that Afghanistan requires both religious and modern education. He pointed out that the world has progressed through technology, and it is essential for us to learn technology and utilize it to achieve our goals.
The acting Minister of Mines and Petroleum, Mullah Hidayatullah Badri, asserted in his remarks that the true wealth is professional cadres not money. He further emphasized that the Islamic system requires experts in every field.
Similarly, the acting Minister of Rural Rehabilitation and Development, Mawlavi Muhammad Younus Akhundzada, said that Afghans, despite lacking resources, have overthrown three empires, the latest was the United States, which left this sacred land in disgrace. He urged the graduates to rebuild the country themselves and free it from depending on foreigners.
Afterwards, the acting Minister of Housing and Urban Development stated that Afghanistan's economic situation is improving.
"View knowledge as knowledge itself. Make your intention to serve the people. Remove the mindset of materialism from your thoughts. Wealth will be provided by Allah (SWT) Himself,” the acting minister said.
It is worth nothing that today, 800 engineers graduated from 22 departments across 8 faculties of Kabul Polytechnic University and were presented to serve the nation.
