The Taliban’s Ministry of Higher Education announced Wednesday that it will issue master’s and bachelor’s degrees to more than 2,200 graduates of religious seminaries, following a series of internal exams.
In a statement published Wednesday, the ministry released four lists containing the names of 2,231 individuals who qualified through various examination routes under Taliban supervision. These include candidates who passed the National Examination Authority’s tests, the second phase of the Kabul zonal religious exams, and what the ministry described as “extraordinary independent exams.”
The statement said that the academic degrees will be distributed on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
