Director General of Administrative Affairs, The fertility of the country is the responsibility of the system and people

On March 21, 2024, Sheikh-ul-Hadith, Mawlavi Noorul Haq Anwar, the Director General of Administrative Affairs, emphasized during the opening ceremony of the planting saplings campaign that it is the responsibility of the system and people to ensure the fertility of the country. He urged everyone to play their part in this field.

The ceremony began with the recitation of the Holy Quran at the compound of the historic palace of Taj Beg, after which the Director General of Administrative Affairs and other officials delivered speeches.

Sheikh-ul-Hadith, Mawlavi Noorul Haq Anwar, explained that trees and plants play a crucial role in land development and purify the air around us. They provide numerous benefits to people. Therefore, it is essential for both the system and the people to work together with goodwill and sincerity to support them.

He also said that Afghanistan's material and spiritual beauty has been widely affected by continuous wars, and it is now necessary to contribute fully to the country's fertility. He praised the efforts of the Buildings, Maintenance, and Preservation Directorate in this regard.

Furthermore, Mawlavi Saifuddin Taieb, Deputy Director General of Administrative Affairs, pointed out that environmental protection is not a new phenomenon. Islam commands people to protect the environment, and planting trees has both worldly and hereafter benefits, in addition to the beauty of the environment.

During the ceremony, the Director of Building, Maintenance, and Supervision, Mawlavi Muhammad Yusuf Saad, provided information about his activities during the last year and plans for the next year. He added that the Buildings, Maintenance, and Preservation Directorate takes care of 120 thousand fruitful and ornamental plants in five hundred jeribs of land belonging to the administration.

The ceremony ended with officials and personnel from all directorates of the General Directorate of Administrative Affairs planting saplings.