Weezha Roz– The Ministry of Refugee and Returnee Affairs has announced that, based on the command of the esteemed Amir al-Mu’minin, Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, the former political deputy of the Prime Minister, was officially introduced as the new Minister of the Ministry during a formal meeting and began his work.
In this meeting, Sheikh Mohammad Khalid Hanafi, Minister of Enjoining Good and Forbidding Wrong, Sheikh Noorulhaq Anwar, head of the Administrative Affairs Department, the deputies, and directors of the Ministry of Refugee and Returnee Affairs were present.
The head of the Administrative Affairs Department mentioned that serving the people and the Islamic system is the primary goal of the Islamic Emirate’s leaders and officials, adding that Mawlawi Abdul Kabir has made tireless efforts and sacrifices for the Islamic Emirate.
He also noted that Mawlawi Abdul Kabir’s experience and competence would have a positive impact on the Ministry’s activities.
According to the Ministry’s statement, Sheikh Mohammad Khalid Hanafi also praised Mawlawi Abdul Kabir’s successful work in various sectors of the Islamic Emirate and stated that adherence to Islamic principles is an example of piety and a fundamental principle of the Islamic Emirate.
Mawlawi Abdul Kabir prayed for the soul of Martyr Khalil-ur-Rahman Haqqani and commended his excellent management and efforts in the field of refugee affairs.
Mawlawi Abdul Kabir expressed his happiness upon being appointed as the new Minister of Refugee and Returnee Affairs and stated that he would strive to serve the Islamic system and the Afghan people through this new responsibility.
He also encouraged the employees of the Ministry of Refugee and Returnee Affairs to continue their work with sincerity, and emphasized that the Ministry’s affairs and responsibilities should be carried out effectively by working together as a strong team.
At the end, Mawlawi Abdul Kabir expressed his satisfaction with the Ministry’s work and stated that he would continue to make efforts to provide better services to Afghan refugees.
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