Articles
Soliloquy in the Narrative Literature of Saadudeen Shpoon
By: Associate Prof. Sayed Nazim Sayedy Abstract In this article I introduce Soliloquy, which is the first structural element of narrative literature. What is Soliloquy? it Is the structural part in which the character of the story talks to himself, but does not know the audience of its.
The Reflection of Pashtun Culture in Pashto Landey
By: Associate Professor Rafiullah Nazia Abstract Landey is a unique poetical genre in Pashto folklore. In Pashto folklore, since time immemorial, Landey exist with unknown creators.
Professor Rishtin; a pioneer in writing literary reports
By : Associate Prof. Mohammad Asif Ahmadzai Abstract In the prose world of Pashto literature, literary reportage is an interesting type of literature that expresses the events of a current, event or journey and the author's feelings and emotions are also involved.
Protection of Literary Heritage
By : Professor M. Nabi Salahi
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About this topic we can discuss from five angles:
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The Role of Small Medium-Sized Enterprises in Economic growth of Afghanistan Challenges and opportunities
By: Sayed Nasratullah Musswy
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This paper examines the role of Small Medium-sized
Reflection of sustainable development goals in Afghanistan constitution
By: Sayed Hamidullah Mussawyan
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Nowadays, sustainable development is regarded as the most
China's role and goals in improving Afghanistan - Pakistan relations
Afghanistan and china are two neighboring countries in the region that have 76 km joint border and have a long history of relations with together, but their formal and diplomatic relations have been established in 1955.
Turkey’s Position in Afghanistan’s Foreign Policy
Every country makes foreign policy to answer its national needs and goals and acquire national interests. In the past, Afghanistan’s foreign policy framework was not clear, but during Hamid Karzai presidency after 2001, foreign policy was defined in three circle of neighboring countries and region
Chinese Cultural Policy and its Application in Afghanistan After 2001
: In modern international politics, the state’s foreign policy is highly measured by its ability and power to maintain its interests within a remarkably complex and challenging international system.