Nasrin Sayedi
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- Sep 16, 2026
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Marzia brings Ghor women’s handicrafts from homes to market (opens the original)
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FEROZKOH (Pajhwok): In a corner of Ferozkoh city’s market, the capital of western Ghor, a small shop filled with colourful handicrafts made by Ghor women tells the story of a woman determined to bring their skills from homes to the marketplace and create income opportunities for families. Marzia Mirzad Mohammadi opened the shop in the city market four months ago after investing 120,000 afghanis. She says some of the products sold at the shop are made by her. She makes products including felt ite
Reconstruction work begins on 16 educational institutions in Ghor (opens the original)
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FEROZKOH (Pajhwok): Reconstruction work has been initiated on 16 educational institutions, including 15 schools and one religious seminary, at a cost of nearly 5 million afghanis in various parts of western Ghor province. In a statement, the Education Department said the rehabilitation and renovation projects would be implemented at a total cost of 4,934,484 afghanis. It said the projects aim to improve the condition of educational buildings, provide a suitable and safe environment for students
7 arrested for illegal logging in Badghis (opens the original)
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QALA-I-NAW (Pajhwok): Seven people have been arrested by the police “Green Unit” on charges of illegally cutting forest trees in southern Badghis province, police said on Sunday. In a statement, the Badghis Police Headquarters said the individuals were arrested this morning during an operation in forested areas of Aab Kamari, Tagab-i-Alam, Sang Atash and Dara-i-Bum districts. The statement said the detainees were accused of cutting pistachio and juniper trees. The police added that the cases of
From classrooms to child labour: Ghor children work to feed families (opens the original)
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FEROZKOH (Pajhwok): Every morning, 12-year-old Ramazan heads towards the Harirud River, where, instead of sitting behind a school desk, he washes cars to earn a living for his family of four. He works with his small hands but still dreams of returning to school and building a better future. More than four decades of war across Afghanistan, including in western Ghor province, along with other challenges, have contributed to rising poverty and unemployment, leaving millions of widows and orphans b
Nearly 2,000 people receive vocational training in Ghor (opens the original)
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FERUZKOH (Pajhwok): The Labour and Social Affairs Department in western Ghor provinces say 1,847 people are currently receiving vocational training through classes organised by the department and programmes conducted in cooperation with partner organisations, aimed at developing practical skills and creating employment opportunities. Mullah Nasrullah Ansar, head of the Ghor Labour and Social Affairs Department, told Pajhwok Afghan News that the participants are undergoing six-month training in v
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