67 Cadets Graduate from Moaz bin Jabal Military Academy under Taliban Ministry of Defense

The Taliban’s Ministry of Defense announced that 67 cadets from the Moaz bin Jabal National Military Academy, affiliated with the ministry, have graduated after completing four years of specialized training in various fields.

According to sources, several ministers from the Taliban cabinet attended and spoke at the graduation ceremony.

At the event, the Taliban’s Minister of Borders, Tribes, and Ethnicities emphasized the ideological role of military training, stating that the foundation of training in the regime’s military camps is based on ideology, and he described protecting the existing system as the primary priority of the graduates.

Additionally, the Taliban’s Minister of Higher Education addressed the graduates, saying that the hopes of society rest on this generation and urged them to fulfill these expectations through their actions. This comes amid repeated criticism that the educational and military systems under Taliban rule face challenges such as intellectual restrictions and the removal of standardized curricula.