The Canada-based charity 'Right to Learn Afghanistan' visited and conducted an institutional review of ARSA as part of the Digital Learning Center project.
During the meetings, key topics such as the right to education, the importance of lifelong learning, Afghan women's participation in education, fundamental human rights, and peacebuilding were discussed. ARSA’s activities and services, which are open to everyone regardless of ethnicity, language, religion, or gender, were introduced.
Furthermore, the activities carried out under the Digital Learning Center project were evaluated, and visitors were introduced to the ARSA Library, established as part of the project. The Canadian representatives provided positive feedback about the library and expressed their intention to donate books to support its growth.
