Old Vehicles Exhibition Opened in National Museum

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Thu, Aug 08 2019 12:00 PM
د لرغونو لېږدونکو وسايطو نندارتون په ملي موزيم کې پرانيستل شو

Acting Minister of Information and Culture, Ms. Hasina Safi inaugurated the exhibition of the primitive vehicle and simultaneously the scientific and researches journal of the museum was unveiled, BNA agency reported.
The exhibition showed those vehicles, mostly used by the Afghanistan kings, said the agency.
At the outset of the event, the president’s message was read out, part of which thanking the ministry of information and culture for its effort to hold various programs for the country’s 100 independence anniversary.
One of the most important and valuable programs is the exhibition introducing old vehicles and wagons of the National Museum., which were mostly used by Afghanistan kings and presidents in the recent 100 years,” the message read.  Acting Minister of Information and Culture, Ms. Hasina Safi spoke on the occasion and said unveiling the National Museum’s scientific and reach journal introduces the entire ancient and historical relics, which is a good source for historians.

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