SOCIETY — June 27, 2026
Head of Preservation of Jihadist Monuments Meets Roshan Telecom Representative
Proposals included affordable telecom and internet packages for freelancers along with modern educational centers for youth. Roshan Telecom pledged cooperation to support the initiatives.
The Ehtebar Desk — originates with Bakhtar News — 2 min read

Mufti Mohammad Taher Ahmad, head of the Preservation of Jihadist Monuments at Afghanistan's Ministry of Information and Culture, met with Mohammad Asif Sharifi, provincial affairs director of Roshan Telecom Company.
The two discussed challenges facing young people and ways to build their professional and technical capacities.
Ahmad proposed special affordable telecommunications and internet packages for freelancers as well as modern educational centers equipped with necessary facilities for youth.
Sharifi stated that Roshan Telecom is committed to providing high-quality services to young people. He welcomed the proposals and assured the company would cooperate fully in their implementation.
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