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Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif conversing with Secretary General Muslim World League Sheikh Dr. Mohammed bin Abdul Karim Al-Issa during the International Conference on Girls' Education. Both are seated at a table adorned with floral arrangements, with a conference banner in the background.

International Conference on Girls’ Education in Islamic Communities Opens in Islamabad, Taliban Declines Invitation

ISLAMABAD (Saturday)— Islamabad is hosting a two-day international conference on the importance of girls’ education in Islamic countries and communities. The event opened today and has attracted over 150 delegates from 44 Islamic nations and …More

Afghan women and girls studying in a female-only library in Kabul, surrounded by bookshelves, highlighting their effort to pursue education independently after being banned from formal schooling.

The Impact of Women’s Education on Afghanistan’s Economy: A Missed Opportunity

3 weeks ago Walma Zala

A recent study by Harry Anthony Patrinos, in collaboration with World Bank education expert Raja Bentaouet Kattan and American University economist Rafiuddin Najam, underscores the profound economic benefits of investing in women’s education in Afghanistan. …More

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