A total of 700 security personnel receiving military training have been commissioned to security forces of the Taliban-led caretaker government in Afghanistan, authorities said Thursday.
In eastern Nangarhar province, 500 police personnel graduated from a police training center after completion of a one-month training in the provincial capital Jalalabad city on Wednesday, Nida Mohammad Nadim, police chief of the province, told Xinhua.
The newly graduate police forces will be deployed in four eastern provinces, including Nangarhar, he said.
In the northern region, 200 border security soldiers graduated from military, professional and ideological training in the army's 209th Fatah Corps, according to a statement issued by the government.
The soldiers will be deployed to provide better security in the country's borders, especially in the border areas of the northern provinces, according to the statement.
Qari Fasihuddin, army chief of the Taliban-led caretaker administration, has recently said that the administration was trying to make a capable army to ensure security of the war-torn country.
