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Islamabad: An official and documents in the Taliban-led government in Afghanistan indicated on Tuesday that Afghan girls would attend high school graduation this week. However, after taking power in Afghanistan, the Taliban banned girls from attending classes.
The decision will apply to 31 of Afghanistan’s 34 provinces, where winter school holidays begin in late December, according to two documents from the Taliban education ministry obtained by The Associated Press. Ehsanullah Kitab, head of Kabul’s education department, said the exam would be held on Wednesday.
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He did not give any other details and did not specify how many girls would be able to take the exam. According to one of the documents of the Kabul Education Department, the exam will run from 10 am to 1 pm. A second document signed by Education Minister Habibullah Agha, who took office in September, said the exam would be held in 31 Afghan provinces. (agency)
