POLITICS — February 27, 2026

Administrative Commission Meeting Held Under Deputy PM Hanafi

Mullah Abdul Salam Hanafi chaired an Administrative Commission meeting, where committees reported on activities and discussions focused on the Ministries of Interior and Education, with tasks assigned for further agenda items.

The Ehtebar Desk — originates with RTA2 min read

Administrative Commission Meeting Held Under Deputy PM Hanafi
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Mullah Abdul Salam Hanafi, deputy for administrative affairs in the Prime Minister's Office, chaired a meeting of the Administrative Commission.

At the start of the session, assigned committees presented reports on their activities and accomplishments.

The meeting featured comprehensive discussions and reviews on matters related to the Ministry of Interior Affairs and the Ministry of Education.

In conclusion, to ensure greater precision on remaining agenda items, specific tasks were delegated to separate committees.

The session underscores ongoing administrative coordination within the government structure, focusing on key ministries responsible for internal security and education. Reports from the committees provided updates on prior implementations, allowing for targeted deliberations. The assignment of duties at the close indicates a structured approach to addressing administrative priorities.

No further details on the specific outcomes or timelines for the assigned tasks were provided in the reports.

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Single source from state outlet RTA with direct reporting of an official government meeting chaired by named high-ranking official Mullah Abdul Salam Hanafi, including concrete details on ministries discussed and process (committee reports, task assignments). Attributable and not high-stakes.

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