Four Vocational Training Classes Launched for Inmates at Pul-e-Charkhi Prison
Four vocational training classes have been launched by the Khanpour Charity Foundation at Pul-e-Charkhi Prison in Kabul. According to news sources, these classes provide inmates with opportunities to learn practical skills.
According to published information, 120 prisoners are being trained in tailoring, mobile phone repair, solar system repair, and carpet weaving. The training program is planned to last three months, aiming to professionally empower the participants.
Mawlawi Mohammad Yousuf Mostari, General Director of Prison Affairs under the Taliban administration, described the initiative as a symbol of social solidarity and stated that the involvement of charitable organizations can help improve the situation of prisoners.
He also called on other charitable foundations and national businessmen to contribute by launching similar programs to provide educational and vocational opportunities for inmates.
