Book Evaluation Commission Holds Regular Meeting

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Mon, Nov 02 2026 3:24 PM
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on Monday, 21 Jumada al-Awwal 1448 AH,The Ministry of Information and Culture’s Book Evaluation Commission held its regular meeting under the chairmanship of Mawlawi Abdulhaq Hammad, Adviser to the Deputy Ministry for Publications Affairs. Members of the commission attended the meeting.
The commission evaluate several books and made the necessary decisions regarding their publication. Those found to be consistent with Islamic and Afghan values were approved for publication. The meeting also considered 250 copies of imported and exported books covering 35 different titles and made the relevant decisions.
In addition, 20 books referred to the commission were distributed among its members for review. They were asked to submit their findings at the next meeting. Members also discussed various aspects of the commission’s work and ways to improve the performance of its responsibilities.
02 November 2026

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