Interview: Stay In Afghanistan

Meet two young Afghan women dedicated to improving education in their country, with a focus on the vocational education required to train the work force to expand infrastructure and industry, and on business opportunities for women. Recorded in Kabul, Afghanistan, November 8, 2023.

[@faisalnoori9542]

It's an honor to work with a committed team with an open-minded approach to improving Afghanistan. It's really inspiring and impressive to share the goal of the development of Afghanistan. Let's keep up the good work!
Well Done Miss Amina Sadaty and Miss Zuhal Sherzad

[@xiaogeju2011]

Professional workers are needed even in Germany... And Germany is "stealing" the professionals from other countries. You can´t find a carpenter in Croatia or a phisician or nurse in Serbia.... They all are in Germany... And Germany did not invest in their education....But how did it happen, that we have so much people, but no knowledge? The lack of dedication is missing...

[@orhanent]

Why will Germany give technical support to Afghanistan. They will certainly expect some benefit for their service. Can Afghanistan afford this service? Nothing is free in the west. On the other hand, it is a great implementation for prosperous Afghanistan. Wish you success.

[@LyndonLaRoucheArchive]

Why not? Why isn't everyone helping Afghanistan modernize?

[@koujhgloup]

@@LyndonLaRoucheArchivepeople have forgot who destroyed Afghanistan. It’s the U$ who not only doesn’t pay a penny to the Afghanistan’s people for their losses of lives and properties, they even stole the $6 billion that belongs to Afghanistan people

[@Lateeeeeef]

i mean she did mention professional Afghans who live in Germany want to help and transfer their knowledge over

[@jasonaross]

Germany has historically had good relations with Afghanistan. Don't be too cynical, my friend! :)