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Half of Bamyan voters participate in presidential poll

By: Hadi Ghafari , Date:30/09/2019

BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): About 84,000 people or half of the total registered voters in central Bamyan province exercised their right to enfranchise in the September 28 presidential election, an official said on Monday... Read More

Illiterate Bamyan women being taught how to vote

By: Hadi Ghafari , Date:29/08/2019

BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): Awareness program regarding biometric voting for illiterate womenhas been launched in central Bamyan province for the September 28 presidential election, an official said on Thursday. Aq... Read More

Bamyanis seem little interested in upcoming polls

By: Hadi Ghafari , Date:12/06/2019

BAMYAN (Pajhwok): The remoteness of voter registration centers, wide-spread rigging in the Wolesi Jirga elections and lack of trust over the Independent Election Commission (IEC) are to blame for lack of p... Read More

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In Bamyan, an elderly woman and man voted in 2018 Wolesi Jirga elections.

In Bamyan, an elderly woman and man...

"پروسۀ توزيع کارت راى دهى در قرا و قصبات تمديد شود"

والى جديد باميان: میکانیزه کردن زراعت و رشد توریزم در صدر کارم قرار دارد

BAMYAN CITY (PAN): One hundred Afghan National Police (ANP) recruits completed their professional training in central Bamyan province on Wednesday, officials said.
But authorities said two battalions of army soldiers and Public Order Police and hundreds of policewomen were needed for maintaining election security in the province.

براى امنيت انتخابات در باميان به کندک اردو و پوليس زن نياز است

BAMYAN (PAN): A 100 members-strong Afghan Local Police contingent is being raised to be assigned with maintaining security in central Bamyan and Daikundi provinces, an official said on Saturday.
However, local officials said a complete Afghan National Army (ANA) battalion or at least 500 policemen would be required to keep security for upcoming presidential and provincial council elections.

ALP to be raised in Bamyan ahead of polls

BAMYAN (PAN): Most of the people of the province expressed optimism to actively participate in the upcoming elections, but some of the residents preferred to stay away during the ballots due to various problems.
The establishment of voters’ registration centers would cause low participation of people in the elections.
Pajhwok Afghan News conducted interview of as many as 25 women and men of whom only two middle agers said they would not take part because of established rules violations during the process.

BAMYAN (PAN): Residents of Bamyan mentioned their main problems included unemployment, non-existence of electricity, paved roads, health care centers and slow-paced development activities.

Without Yakawlang district, the remaining roads linking other districts with the provincial capital are unpaved. In addition, many villages are without roads with its residents shift their needed items by domestic animals.

Many Bamyani youth were going to foreign countries as a result of growing joblessness and sometimes some families are forced to leave their residences.

The people of Bamyan consider the rehabilitation program inconstant, demanding the authorities to accelerate work on projects to complete them without further delay.
The people of the province demanded the elimination of unemployment, support for education, respect for women rights and creation of more opportunities for higher education inside and outside the country.

BAMYAN (PAN): Like other provinces, Bamyan is also among the provinces where infrastructure for government departments did not exist after the collapse of Taliban regime.
However, with the formation of new government, rehabilitation projects were initiated in the province.
The people of Bamyan complain about the unnecessary delay in the rehabilitation projects. They demanded the government to pay attention to resolve people’s problems.