Officials at the  Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation (MoTCA) announce the employment of 85 graduates from the class of 1402 of the Civil Aviation Institute at various airfields across the country.

Sediqullah Abed, the Financial and Administrative Deputy of this ministry, says that these young individuals, having undergone two years of scientific and practical training, are now deployed in the air traffic services and aviation technology sectors at 27 airfields nationwide.

Abed stated, “This year, we have provided employment opportunities for 85 individuals among those who graduated in 1402 at 27 airfields across the country.”

Meanwhile, officials at the  Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation (MoTCA), in the program introducing these graduates at the country's airfields, say they have recruited these trained youths with the aim of specializing the country's airfields.

Fathullah Mansoor, the Operational Deputy of MoTCA, said: “Every year, there is an increase in the number of students; this year, the institute admitted twice as many students compared to last year.”

Some of the graduates say that over two years, they have acquired scientific and practical training in air traffic services and aviation technology.

Emdadullah, a graduate of the Civil Aviation Institute, said: “For two years, we received training at the Civil Aviation Institute, where our training was in the field of Afghanistan's air traffic control technology, and after two years of training, we were employed at Afghanistan's airfields.”

Hafezullah, another graduate of the Civil Aviation Institute, said: “I was employed as an IT manager at the Khost airfield, and I want to serve the country, the people, and Islam.”

Several officials from the Islamic Emirate’s administrations consider the recruitment of young specialists a significant step towards economic development and poverty eradication in the country.

Abdul Baqi Haqqani, the head of the National Examination Authority, said: “Our Afghanistan needs expertise, and we must have specialists in every field so that our country can flourish.”

Ghulam Haidar Shahamat, the head of the Department of Technical and Vocational Education, said: “The Islamic Emirate wants us to be free of corruption, committed to our homeland, our duties, and our work.”

According to information from the Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation (MoTCA), with the return of the Islamic Emirate, the ministry has provided job opportunities for 300 graduates of the Civil Aviation Institute in various sectors of the country's airfields.