Graduates in Nangarhar Urge Taliban to Provide Job Opportunities Aligned with Their Studies

Dozens of recent graduates from a private university in Nangarhar province have called on the Taliban administration to create job opportunities that match their fields of study. These graduates say that after years of effort and expense, they are now facing a lack of employment prospects.

According to these young people, if suitable job opportunities are not available within the country, many will be forced to consider migration to find work—a matter that has become a serious concern for families in this province in recent years.

Meanwhile, local officials in Nangarhar have announced efforts to create employment opportunities and attract investment to the province. However, they have not provided specific details about the plans or timelines for implementing these initiatives.

The absence of a clear program to absorb skilled labor and rising unemployment among youth remain key challenges in many provinces of the country; challenges that require practical and transparent action from the Taliban administration.