Kabul: Former officials and lecturers at the Afghan universities have asked the Taliban to maintain and improve the state education system instead of creating a new one.

Former Minister of Higher Education Abas Basir said on Sunday at a conference on higher education held by the Taliban who began was a mistake made by the previous government.
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Taliban Caretaker Minister of Higher Education Abdul Baqi Haqqani criticized the current education system founded by the international community, saying that religious education is considered insignificant.
“The world tries to take religions from scientific education that hurts the people,” Haqqani said.
He added that “every item against Islam in the education system will be deleted.”
Taliban’s policy on women’s education is unclear but Tariq Kamal, Chancellor of Private University, said women were very interested in several high education fields and “we need Taliban leadership guidance on them.” Kamal speaks for private universities in Afghanistan.