Nedim, the Taliban-appointed Deputy Minister of Higher Education, argued on a program on Afghan State Television that the rules introduced by the Taliban administration in the field of higher education were not properly implemented.

Nedim said that “girls in universities do not comply with the veil rules, that despite the ban, coeducation still continues in some universities, it is not appropriate for female students to go to different provinces for university education and live there without her family or any ‘private’ and stay in dormitories here, and that in some departments in universities She said that girls should not be educated”.

“WORK CONTINUES TO SOLVE THE PROBLEMS”

Stating that girls’ education in some departments such as agriculture and engineering is “contrary to Islamic rules and Afghan honour”, Nedim said: “Our aim is not to deprive girls of education. Efforts continue to solve problems in universities.

Nedim, who said that “they should not interfere in our internal affairs” because of international reactions to the practice, stated that a new decision is not on the agenda for madrasas where girls and boys receive education, and that madrasas will continue with Your activities. in its current form.

The Taliban administration had announced the previous day that the education of female students in universities was suspended until a second announcement. (AA)