Monday November 7, 2016
Kabul (BNA) We have plenty of youth with excellent talents that if focused the can be advantageous to future of Afghanistan. Rana a student of 11th grade of Tajwar Sultana high school managed to build a two floor building from waste materials.
She said, since a while I was trying how to make a beautiful building from waste materials. Finally I succeeded to find materials including walnut skin, eggs shells and wasted match sticks. I used egg shells as macadamize. I made a well from an empty can of tomato paste, two thimbles and one bobbin. I also made a nice flower pot from eggs carton. She added, my main goal from making of this beautiful building was to prevent throwing of waste materials and use them for preparing of homework. I made it in one month. I bought glue and black paint from bazzar in cheap price. I used black paint to decorate walnut shell. I attended regular annual exhibition of Ata Turk high school and was encouraged by audiences. In the future I plan to make natural beautiful scenes from waste materials.
Ahmad Farid a student of Fine Arts faculty said, we appreciate construction of building by Rana that shows artfulness and her talent. If students are encouraged by authorities concerned they will manage to make very good products. I expect the government to encourage and develop youth talents and enable them to play active role in Afghanistan future. Zabillulah another student who has made an airplane, said, I made the airplane from very simple materials that can fly in a distance of 100 meters. This airplane is cheap and very light and we can make it with cheap investment and expenditure. This airplane is a sample of my achievements. If I am supported I will manage to make modern, comfortable, light and cheap airplanes. He asked the Afghan government to support and encourage talented youth to develop their skills and take active part in their country’s future. In recent years, a number of Afghan youth managed to initiate several products that were even appreciated in global exhibitions.
Karima Malikzada
