POLITICS — March 13, 2026

Administrative Commission Meeting Held Under Chairmanship of Islamic Emirate Deputy Prime Minister for Administrative Affairs

The Administrative Commission of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan met under Mawlawi Abdul Salam Hanafi, reviewing committee reports and discussing issues in urban development, housing, and education ministries.

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Administrative Commission Meeting Held Under Chairmanship of Islamic Emirate Deputy Prime Minister for Administrative Affairs
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KABUL (Afghan Verified) -- A meeting of the Administrative Commission took place under the chairmanship of Mawlawi Abdul Salam Hanafi, deputy prime minister for administrative affairs of the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan. Members of the commission attended the session.

The committees tasked with specific duties first presented reports on their activities and progress in fulfilling assigned responsibilities.

Subsequently, matters pertaining to the Ministry of Urban Development and Housing and the Ministry of Education underwent comprehensive discussion and review.

At the conclusion of the meeting, the commission assigned specific tasks to the committees to further refine other items on the agenda.

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Single source from RTA provides direct reporting of a government meeting chaired by named official Mawlawi Abdul Salam Hanafi, with concrete details on participants, agenda items, and ministries discussed; routine administrative event not high-stakes.

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