Here you will find detailed vision and policy of Mirwais Yasini on daily issues concerning the lives of Afghan people. These questions were addressed by Pajhwok News Agency to Mirwais Yasini and Mirwais Yasini has responded to them as detailed below.

Dr Ashraf Ghani grew up in Afghanistan before pursuing his education abroad. Like so many Afghans, foreign invasion and civil war led to the persecution of his family and forced him to remain in exile. Whilst abroad he became a leading scholar of Political Science and Anthropology and then worked at the World Bank where he learned the tools of international development assistance. Following the fall of the Taliban in 2001 he returned to Afghanistan seeking to devote his unique skills and knowledge to the task of rebuilding the country. He advised interim President Karzai and served as the Finance Minister in the Transitional Islamic State of Afghanistan until December 2004. During his tenure as Finance Minister, he designed a package of reforms and initiated several public investment programs that led to significant improvements in the livelihoods of ordinary Afghans across the country. He declined to join the new elected Government in December 2004. However, he remained an influential voice in the political circles both in Afghanistan and abroad.

Among the many people who have entered the current Presidential race, one of them is a familiar face: Dr. Abdullah Abdullah. A trusted long-time advisor to our national hero, Martyr Ahmad Shah Massoud, Dr. Abdullah served as Afghanistan’s Foreign Minister after the collapse of the Taliban regime.
and his own people, as a voice of moderation and consensus. He has
Dr. Abdullah has earned the respect and admiration of world leaders, consistently worked for peace and reconstruction in Afghanistan, as well as advocating the reform of government institutions. Dr. Abdullah says that there can be no greater priority than regaining the trust of the Afghan people, who have waited too long for a responsible government, one that puts their needs first.

For voters in Afghanistan who may not be familiar with his personal and political accomplishments, Dr. Abdullah’s Campaign team has provided this review of his life.

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Nomaand Ustaad Abdul Jalil Wajdee was born 67 years from now in Chak district of Wardag province. He was a member of Pashto Tolana.

Rahman was a Mohmund, of the Ghoriah khel (tribe), who lived in a small pocket of Mohmand settlers on the outskirts of Peshawar. From 1550 A.D. the Yusufzai tribe had come to dominate the area, following the defeat of the Ghoriah Khel in the battle of Sheikh Tapur. Rahman apparently lived peacefully in the area, and never mentions his involvement in these inter-tribal conflicts.

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Professor Abdul Hai Habibi was born in 1910 in Kandahar. He is the great grandson of Alama Habibullah, the eminent scholar who was famous as the “Kandahari intellectual� and well versed in Arabic, Dari and Pashto. Alama Habibullah authored a large number of books in religious sciences, ethics, philosophy, logic, geometry, mathematics, and astronomy. Born in a family of scholars Habibi’s father died when he was a child. In his early years he studied in the mosques of Kandahar and in 1920 was admitted to the primary school of Shalimar and received his diploma five years later. At the age of 15 he started working as a teacher in the primary schools of Kandahar.

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