28 Trainer Specialists Graduate from Research Methodology Training Program
The National Institute of Public Health of the Ministry of Public Health, in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), held a graduation ceremony for 28 trainer specialists who completed a six-month training program in research methodology.
This was the first training program of its kind, with participants from Kabul, Herat, Balkh, and Kunduz provinces.
The ceremony was attended by Al-Haj Sheikh Mohammad Tahir Halim, Chief of Staff of the MoPH; Dr. Abdul Jabbar Haider, Director General of the National Institute of Public Health of Afghanistan; several central directors; trainer specialists; and healthcare workers.
Sheikh Mohammad Tahir Halim highlighted the importance of knowledge and education in light of Islamic teachings. He urged the graduates to apply their newly acquired knowledge and skills to serving the public, addressing health challenges, and sharing their expertise with other healthcare workers.
Dr. Abdul Jabbar Haider described the graduation as an important achievement, emphasizing that strengthening research is essential to improving the quality of healthcare services and ensuring evidence-based decision-making.
He also reaffirmed the institute’s commitment to supporting the graduates and noted that similar training programs would continue to enhance the professional capacity of healthcare workers.
