The representative of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation asked the Taliban to issue education and work permits to women

Tariq Ali Bakhit, the representative of the Special Organization of Islamic Cooperation, in a meeting with Maulvi Abdul Kabir, the assistant political directorate of the Taliban, demanded the removal of restrictions on women’s education and work.

The media center under the control of the Taliban said in a news release that Mr. Bakhit praised the achievements of women in the economic sector and demanded the removal of restrictions in the education and employment of women.

The representative of the Special Organization of Islamic Cooperation has expressed that some Islamic countries have surveillance on Afghanistan, that they should be closely discussed with the Taliban group, but the government media center did not mention these surveillance.

Based on the news, the media center of the Taliban government, the representative of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation emphasized on education and education for Islamic countries and said that these countries are ready to cooperate in the field of women’s education.

In this meeting, Maulvi Abdul Kabir, Assistant Political Officer of the Islamic Emirate, mentioned the decree of the leader of the Islamic Emirate regarding the prohibition of “bad” girls, the prohibition of forced marriages and taking care of their inheritance. The house is paid.

More than two years have passed since the closure of girls’ schools and the suspension of education in Afghanistan, but there is still no sign of reopening the doors of education.