Taliban Ministry of Interior Holds Training Seminar for Health Department Staff

The Taliban Ministry of Interior has announced the organization of a training seminar for military personnel and civilian employees of the ministry’s General Directorate of Health Affairs.
According to a statement from the ministry’s General Directorate of Public Relations, the program was launched in collaboration with the Directorate of Religious Affairs, Community Policing, and the 119 Management Unit. The seminar aims to raise staff awareness on improving administrative conduct and strengthening relations with the public.
The Taliban administration claims the seminar emphasized preventing administrative corruption, protecting public assets, and reinforcing Islamic and professional police training.
Organizers stated that at the conclusion of the program, participants were urged to perform their duties with “honesty, trustworthiness, and a sense of responsibility” to increase public trust and deliver services to the people more effectively.
The Taliban Ministry of Interior is considered one of the key security institutions in the country, responsible for managing police forces and related departments.




