A total of 141 Individuals Graduated from Vocational Training Programs in Kabul

A total of 141 youths graduated from the Technical and Vocational Training Center of the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs after completing six months of theoretical and practical training. They graduated from several professions, such as tailoring, building electricity, computer skills, and metalworking, and also received their certificates.

It is a matter of great satisfaction that once again we are witnessing the graduation of 141 young people. They are being introduced to the society as skilled and professional workers. From now on, they will become owners of their own work and will be able to earn a lawful livelihood for their families. The Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs is making efforts to reduce unemployment in the country and, in line with labor market needs, to expand opportunities for technical and vocational training in various fields for citizens. The General Director of Skills Development, Mawlavi Rahimullah Sarah added these remarks at the beginning of this ceremony while congratulated to the graduates.

Having skills and professions is important to overcome our issues. The graduate should make a positive impact and use the knowledge, skills, and experience that they gained during six months of theoretical and practical training. They can become servants of their own people. The Director of the Technical and Vocational Training program, Mawlavi Abdul Wahid Faiz, added these remarks to the participants of the ceremony.

It is worth mentioning that in this ceremony the Deputy Minister of Labor Affairs Advisor’s, Mawlavi Muhammad Karim Hanafi; the Director of Coordination and Integration of Technical and Vocational Training, Mullah Abdul Ghani Wafa; the Director of Press and spokesperson of the Ministry, Samiullah Ebrahimi; as well as instructors and other officials were present.