Saturday, November 02, 2013
Kabul (BNA) In the name of Allah the Most merciful, the most clement
Dear countrymen!
Asslamu Alaikam Wa rahamtullahay Wa Barakatuhoo
Due to God grace and enthusiast of our people to education today vast majority of our children attends school.
But besides this achievement, in some part of the country due to Taliban threats or carelessness and other reasons a number of our children have been deprived of education, with the passing of time, their ages passed over school age.
Also in most families of countrymen who have returned home from migration, there are children whose ages have gone beyond the school age.
Feeling responsibility before education and bright future of our all children, let’s seek a solution to pave the way for education and providing jobs for our children and youth and provide them with educational opportunities.
Honorable families should send their children and youth first of all to literacy school and professional centers so besides learning literacy, they learn a profession or vice versa.
The deprived children and youth can either learn literacy or learn vocation.
Dear sister and brothers!
Children and youth receiving education through literacy and vocational schools and by such short-term learning courses, they can find work in the society and have life dignity and route is open if they want to get higher education.
They can also reach to high education degree through following their education and night schools.
If they don’t received education and vocational professions, they will find a common job in difficulty.
Therefore, all families having children and youngsters whose ages are higher than the age of school are asked to not leave any member of their families from receiving education and vocational professions.
Dear countrymen! Currently, there are literacy schools and vocational institutes for receiving education and vocational professions throughout Afghanistan.
At many schools, there are facilities for receiving vocational professions.
If there aren’t literacy schools and vocational centers in our residential area, we should dispatch our children to nearby areas or provincial centers so that they are not deprived from education.
If we don’t do this too, we have to send our deprived children to our mosques’ mullahs to get something and benefit from religious studies.
If our children get education, conditions for their development and education can be provided later.
Until next speech, may Allah be with you and not to forget to have your children receive education and vocational profession.
