SECURITY — July 28, 2026
69 Ministry of Defense Personnel Graduate from Professional Training Courses
The graduates completed the courses at the Abdullah bin Masoud Combat Joint Training Command under Commander Maulvi Nasibullah Madani.
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Sixty-nine personnel from Afghanistan's Ministry of Defense completed three-month professional training courses in engineering facilities, road survey and design, maintenance, communications tactics and communications guard.
The graduation ceremony took place at the Abdullah bin Masoud Combat Joint Training Command. Maulvi Nasibullah Madani, commander of the training command, emphasized the importance of military training and the need to observe principles and regulations for order and discipline.
Graduates assured they will protect the independence, territorial integrity of the country and Islamic values.
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