New Boys’ High School Building Opens in Jaghori District After Three Years of Construction

The building of the Chehel Baghte Pehshi Boys’ High School in Jaghori district of Ghazni province has been inaugurated after three years of construction. The three-story building, featuring 20 classrooms, was built with financial support from the local community.

The cost of constructing this school was 20 million Afghanis, funded by the Chehel Baghte Pehshi Activists Assembly. The members of this assembly are migrants residing in Europe, Australia, and the United States.

The opening ceremony, held on Saturday, November 14, was attended by several political figures and Taliban administration officials.

The lack of school buildings remains a serious challenge in districts and remote areas. Over the past five years, the Taliban administration has primarily focused on building and expanding religious schools, but in some provinces, local communities have taken the initiative to construct schools themselves.