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Shah Mahmood
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David Miliband
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"Mr. Miliband, Afghans and the world are fighting a joint war in Afghanistan and we are talking about winning the hearts and minds of Afghans. Can you please comment if the following might be useful..."
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"Mr. Miliband,
Afghans and the world are fighting a joint war in Afghanistan and we are talking about winning the hearts and minds of Afghans. Can you please comment if the following might be useful to achieve the heart and mind goal:
1. Special Work Permits for the Afghan workers in UK, EU and US. (In Afghanistan 1 person works for the bread, butter and mental peace of 10-20 of his/her family members. So, if 50,000 such work permits are issued, it might mean winning the hearts and minds of 0.5-1 million Afghans). This wont cost UK,EU and US much as Afghans could be trained in thier homeland for the jobs that UK, EU or US needs employees for (Again creating further jobs in Afghanistan). Sure, you can carry out all background checks for security.
2. An Educated Afghanistan is mandatory for a peaceful Afghanistan and it resulting in a strong ally. Can't it be possible to consider the Afghan Students as Home Students in UK, EU and US. This will enable more Afghans to study in these countries and thus get further blendid with the western culture. The long-term results might be very beneficial for UK, EU and US."
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Jan 26 2010 10:47:20 PM
chloemyp
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David Miliband
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"i got to a school that is in special measures and the reason for this is it is seen as a failing school, this is because its in a deprived area adn the students have little to no primary school education...."
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"i got to a school that is in special measures and the reason for this is it is seen as a failing school, this is because its in a deprived area adn the students have little to no primary school education. why are schools assesed on what grades the students come out with, surely it should be the improvement they made from starting to leaving the school. most of the kids at my school wouldnt achieve higher than a C no matter what school they were at.
Should schoold be assesed on student improvment instead of there grades?"
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Jul 17 2009 3:33:49 PM
saffahdytec
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David Miliband
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"Mr. David, Why we can't touch the cooperation between Jordan and UK in the education feilds? I mean you are not providing assistentships for the Jordanian students in UK. Students can get scholarships..."
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"Mr. David,
Why we can't touch the cooperation between Jordan and UK in the education feilds? I mean you are not providing assistentships for the Jordanian students in UK. Students can get scholarships and assistentships easly in the US, Canada and Australia."
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Apr 07 2009 4:59:37 AM
peaceramin
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David Miliband
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"The absence of a functioning visa section in your embassy in Kabul is contrary to your claims of rebuilding that country. Afghan students and citizens experience many dangers coming to Pakistan to obtain..."
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"The absence of a functioning visa section in your embassy in Kabul is contrary to your claims of rebuilding that country. Afghan students and citizens experience many dangers coming to Pakistan to obtain their visas while the British Government can easily offer this service in Kabul the way Americans do there. Afghans doubt the sincerity of your claims when they see that FCO has no regard for them. You may use security as an execuse, but it is not, because the security is bad in Pakistan too. At least, pls help Afghan students by issuing them their visas in Kabul and do not put their lives in dangers by making them travel to Pakistan."
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Jan 21 2010 2:49:46 PM
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Shah Mahmood
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David Miliband
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"Mr. Miliband, Afghans and the world are fighting a joint war in Afghanistan and we are talking about winning the hearts and minds of Afghans. Can you please comment if the following might be useful..."
Show more »
"Mr. Miliband,
Afghans and the world are fighting a joint war in Afghanistan and we are talking about winning the hearts and minds of Afghans. Can you please comment if the following might be useful to achieve the heart and mind goal:
1. Special Work Permits for the Afghan workers in UK, EU and US. (In Afghanistan 1 person works for the bread, butter and mental peace of 10-20 of his/her family members. So, if 50,000 such work permits are issued, it might mean winning the hearts and minds of 0.5-1 million Afghans). This wont cost UK,EU and US much as Afghans could be trained in thier homeland for the jobs that UK, EU or US needs employees for (Again creating further jobs in Afghanistan). Sure, you can carry out all background checks for security.
2. An Educated Afghanistan is mandatory for a peaceful Afghanistan and it resulting in a strong ally. Can't it be possible to consider the Afghan Students as Home Students in UK, EU and US. This will enable more Afghans to study in these countries and thus get further blendid with the western culture. The long-term results might be very beneficial for UK, EU and US."
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Jan 26 2010 10:47:20 PM
peaceramin
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David Miliband
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"The absence of a functioning visa section in your embassy in Kabul is contrary to your claims of rebuilding that country. Afghan students and citizens experience many dangers coming to Pakistan to obtain..."
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"The absence of a functioning visa section in your embassy in Kabul is contrary to your claims of rebuilding that country. Afghan students and citizens experience many dangers coming to Pakistan to obtain their visas while the British Government can easily offer this service in Kabul the way Americans do there. Afghans doubt the sincerity of your claims when they see that FCO has no regard for them. You may use security as an execuse, but it is not, because the security is bad in Pakistan too. At least, pls help Afghan students by issuing them their visas in Kabul and do not put their lives in dangers by making them travel to Pakistan."
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Jan 21 2010 2:49:46 PM
chloemyp
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David Miliband
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"i got to a school that is in special measures and the reason for this is it is seen as a failing school, this is because its in a deprived area adn the students have little to no primary school education...."
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"i got to a school that is in special measures and the reason for this is it is seen as a failing school, this is because its in a deprived area adn the students have little to no primary school education. why are schools assesed on what grades the students come out with, surely it should be the improvement they made from starting to leaving the school. most of the kids at my school wouldnt achieve higher than a C no matter what school they were at.
Should schoold be assesed on student improvment instead of there grades?"
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Jul 17 2009 3:33:49 PM
saffahdytec
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David Miliband
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"Mr. David, Why we can't touch the cooperation between Jordan and UK in the education feilds? I mean you are not providing assistentships for the Jordanian students in UK. Students can get scholarships..."
Show more »
"Mr. David,
Why we can't touch the cooperation between Jordan and UK in the education feilds? I mean you are not providing assistentships for the Jordanian students in UK. Students can get scholarships and assistentships easly in the US, Canada and Australia."
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Apr 07 2009 4:59:37 AM
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