The provincial education office in Paktika announced on Sunday that the region had produced no high school graduates in the last 20 years. According to the education department, in the five districts of Worombai, Tarwi, Dila Khoshamand, Naka, and Barmal in the southeastern province of Paktika, there have been no high school graduations in the last 20 years, according to a media sources.

Due to security difficulties, the school system was not functioning efficiently. "Right now, our focus is on places who do not have 100% access to this right (education), and we attempt to give them with their rights in an appropriate manner," said the Paktika education department's chief.

According to tribal elders, thousands of young people are robbed of education owing to a shortage of high schools and a weak educational system. According to pupils in these districts, families in strong economic standing send their children to Sharana, the province capital, to continue their education, while those in dire financial straits are unable to send their children to the capital for further education, according to a media agency.

"In our district, no new schools have been built. Our kids have gone to live in other nations "Zahid, a student from the Barmal area, agreed. "During the previous government's time, there was no school in Khoshamand district," said Mohammad Daud, a student in the district.

According to media reports, tribal elders urged the Taliban to build schools and offer educational opportunities for the populations of these regions. "In remote regions and several Paktika districts, there are no high school graduates. We demand that Talibam officials build schools for us "Abdul Rahim, a tribal leader from Khoshamand, agreed. Paktika is located in the southeast of Afghanistan, along the Durand Line. According to media reports, Paktika's education and health sectors have not developed sufficiently during the past 20 years, despite the international world providing billions of dollars in humanitarian aid to Afghanistan.

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