In our leadership seminars' graduation for official government at the Institute for Leadership Development, we had the minister of Economic handling the diploma to the graduates. The minister of the economic with his wife was invited with his delegation to the ceremony and after giving a speech, he distributed the diplomas. The minister emphasied the importants of the ILD work for the government and leaders in community from the bottom - up level, building thier capacity and empo
wering them through the leadership seminars can be an important element in building the future organizations of the government. He also promised to teach few classes for ILD students and also leadership seminars at ILD for the government officials. In this photo three of the ILD instructors - Mr. Petrus, Mr. Pete and Aref are with the minister and his wife at the institute for leadership development, Herat Afghanistan.
wering them through the leadership seminars can be an important element in building the future organizations of the government. He also promised to teach few classes for ILD students and also leadership seminars at ILD for the government officials. In this photo three of the ILD instructors - Mr. Petrus, Mr. Pete and Aref are with the minister and his wife at the institute for leadership development, Herat Afghanistan.
Congratulations to the graduates, to ILD and the instructors on the graduation ceremony attended by the Economic Minister! Bravo! Aref, I must say you look like the handsome, peace minded, future president of Afghanistan in the picture...
ReplyDeleteWho knows, Leif may be right!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to the graduates and to their teachers. Peace to you all.
Dear Leif and Dina,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comments on my posting. For our country - Afghanistan, we need some one with trust, integrity and a servant leader. Then every thing will become ok. We are all dreaming a better future and believe that our dreams will come true one day. As Gandhi says," If you want to see the change, you need to be that change". We need a change for a better future and that should initiate with us and from us.
This is the first time I've seen your blog and find it most interesting. It would seem the ILD is doing important work in Afghanistan, which is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAnd your photographs portray a country about which most Americans know next to nothing. Very interesting pictures, and I appreciate so much your commentary!
Keep up the good work!
Congratulations to you all on your graduation! I've had no exposure to anything Afgan except what our news outlets show. I think CNN does as well as expected and BBC does very well, but all is so very limited. I will be interested in your future posts as an eye "on the ground" as well as a citizen for change. Best of luck to you all... I bid you peace.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Aref, and good luck to you and to your country.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to all the graduates, may they all do well and assist your country.
ReplyDeleteDo post more about your country as it is not well known.
Excellent !!! Salut!!
ReplyDeleteFrancesc, Barcelona
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