The Iranian deputy minister of science, research and technology says the country is hosting around 40,000 university students, and that three Iranian universities are ready to give admissions to female Afghans, who are denied of the right to higher education at home.
Vahid Haddadi-Asl told ISNA that the Ministry is working to solve the financial issues facing Afghan students in Iran.
He added that many Afghan students are also interested in virtual education at Iranian universities.
After restrictions were imposed by the interim Taliban government on Afghan girls and women, three Iranian universities who solely admit female students announced readiness to take in female Afghan students, he added.
The Taliban-run higher education ministry announced in December 2022 that female students would not be allowed access to the country’s universities until further notice, drawing harsh criticism from Iran and the world community.
Iran is hosting around four million Afghan refugees.
The number of refugees and migrants has witnessed a sharp hike since the rise of the Taliban to power in 2021.
UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron has stated he does not support Israel's plan for a…
The Palestinian death toll from Israel’s ongoing offensive on the Gaza Strip has surged since…
In a remarkable turn of events, Lake Urmia, once a symbol of environmental devastation, is…
During the construction of a sidewalk in the western Iranian city of Hamedan, a significant…
A new opinion poll has shown that the majority of US college students support pro-Palestine…
An aide to the Leader of Iran’s Islamic Revolution and former foreign minister says the…