Kabul Polytechnic University Graduates over 750 engineers

Kabul Polytechnic University celebrated the graduation of a total of 759 individuals, as announced by the Ministry of Higher Education.

These graduates completed their studies across 17 departments within seven faculties. Among the graduates, 222 individuals were awarded master’s degrees, while the remaining 537 received bachelor’s degrees. This significant number of graduates reflects the diverse academic achievements and dedication within the university.

During the graduation ceremony at Kabul Polytechnic University, Mawlawi Abdul Kabir, the Political Deputy of the State Minister, addressed the students and highlighted the importance of professional personnel for the Islamic Emirate. He emphasized that the Emirate is committed to providing support and services to these skilled individuals. Maulvi Abdul Kabir further stated that the Emirate is determined to utilize its personnel in various projects.

In his speech, he urged the newly graduated students to actively participate in the country’s development. Recognizing their potential and the knowledge they have gained, he encouraged them to contribute their skills to the progress of the nation.

Acting Minister of Higher Education, Sheikh Al-Hadith Mawlawi Nida Muhammad Nadeem addressing the ceremony said dear graduates, as you embark on your professional journeys, I would like to emphasize the crucial role you have in driving the development of our nation through your careers. It is your responsibility to contribute to the progress and prosperity of our country through your skills, knowledge, and dedication.

Rest assured that it is our solemn duty to support you in this endeavor. We are committed to providing you with the necessary facilities, resources, and opportunities to excel in your chosen fields. We understand the significance of investing in our future leaders and ensuring that you have the tools needed to make a positive impact on our society.

Together, let us forge a path towards a brighter future for our nation. May you rise to the challenges ahead, realizing your potential and contributing to the advancement of our beloved country.

It is worth noting that a total of 759 engineers graduated from Kabul Polytechnic University’s Faculty of Engineering during this period. Among them, 222 students received master’s degrees, while the remaining students were awarded bachelor’s degrees. This significant number of graduates reflects the dedication of both the students and the university in producing qualified professionals ready to contribute to the development of Afghanistan.