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Balkh University officials study at AIT.(Report)
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Balkh University officials study at AIT
Pajhwok Report - Aug 21, 2008 - 14:19
KABUL (PAN): As part of the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) Balkh University (BU) Faculty Development Plan, funded under the World Bank and implemented through Ministry of Higher Education Afghanistan project, senior administrators and faculty members from Afghanistans Balkh University this week completed a two-week management training workshop held at the campus of AIT in Bangkok, Thailand.
The delegation from Afghanistan was led by ...
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