The closing ceremony of the first term of the "Leadership and English Training Program (LET) for Afghan Communities," jointly conducted by the ARSA Association and the American Council, was held today. A total of 41 participants successfully graduated from the program, receiving their certificates after completing the training.

The program aimed to equip Afghan communities with leadership skills and improve their English language proficiency, contributing to the participants' development in résumé writing and self-expression. During the certificate ceremony, the American Council team emphasized the program's significant contributions to the empowerment of communities and the personal development of individuals. The first term of the Leadership and English Training Program for Afghan Communities, led by the American Council, concluded with a celebratory dinner attended by authorities from the American Embassy and State Departments.

This successful collaboration between ARSA and the American Council serves as an encouraging example for the implementation of similar projects in the future. Participants have gained new opportunities in both their personal and professional lives through the training they received.