Ahmad Hamed Tasal
Mr.Tasal was a committed and skilled professional in the field of financial and administrative management at the Ministry of Education of Afghanistan. With more than a decade of experience working in one of the country’s most important and complex governmental institutions, he played an effective role in improving financial, supervisory, and administrative structures.
During his tenure, Mr. Tasal served as an inspector in key committees within the Ministry of Education, where he contributed to capacity building by carefully reviewing and evaluating the financial affairs of schools and related departments. His accuracy, transparency, and dedication significantly enhanced accountability and oversight processes.
He also played a notable role in several school construction projects across Afghanistan. As a budget inspector, he was responsible for monitoring financial expenditures and ensuring the proper implementation of projects, contributing to better resource management and project quality.
One of the defining moments of his career was his involvement in exposing financial corruption at the leadership level of the ministry. This action reflected his deep commitment to transparency, integrity, and public service, establishing him as a trustworthy and principled figure in Afghan society.
Through his expertise, experience, and strong sense of responsibility, Ahmad Hamed Tasal made a meaningful contribution to the development and improvement of financial and administrative systems in the country.
Sayed Asif Mousawi is an Afghan professional with extensive experience in business administration, economic analysis, monitoring and evaluation (M&E), and development project management. Over the past two decades, he has worked with government institutions, consultancy firms, and international development organizations, contributing to programs that support sustainable development, community empowerment, and inclusive economic growth in Afghanistan. He holds a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Management and a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Finance from Bakhtar University. His professional career has focused on project evaluation, research, proposal development, policy analysis, and capacity building within both public and private sectors. Throughout his career, Sayed Asif Mousawi has actively contributed to development initiatives aimed at improving the livelihoods of vulnerable communities, including women and rural families. He participated in the evaluation and analysis of national nutrition, agriculture, and income-generation projects that supported household resilience and community wellbeing across Afghanistan. His work has emphasized the importance of inclusive participation, particularly the role of women in economic development, agriculture, education, and local entrepreneurship. As a trainer and development specialist, he conducted workshops and capacity-building programs for diverse groups, including women participants in leadership, project cycle management, proposal writing, and communication skills. One of his notable contributions was serving as a Master Trainer in Bamyan, where he delivered professional training programs for over 120 female participants, helping strengthen their leadership and professional capabilities. Currently, as a Project Proposal Writer at Access Research Change (ARC) Consultancy Firm, he develops business plans and development proposals for infrastructure, agriculture, and investment projects. His expertise combines technical analysis with a commitment to socially responsible and community-centered development approaches. Sayed Asif Mousawi is skilled in research methodologies, statistical analysis, budgeting, monitoring systems, and technical report writing. He is proficient in analytical tools such as SPSS, STATA, Atlas.ti, KOBO Toolbox, Microsoft Power BI, and QuickBooks. He is fluent in English, Dari, Pashto, and Urdu. With a strong belief in education, equal opportunity, and community empowerment, Sayed Asif Mousawi continues to support initiatives that encourage inclusive development and strengthen opportunities for both men and women in Afghanistan.
Raqhib Azizi
Professor Abdul Raqhib Azizi is a prominent scientific and research figure from Afghanistan currently based in Canada. He holds a PhD in International Strategic Business Management from Tarbiat Modares University in Tehran. During his studies, he was recognized as an outstanding international student at the national level and as a distinguished researcher by Iran’s National Elites Foundation.
After completing his education, he served as a strategic advisor to Afghanistan’s Ministry of Economy, working within the frameworks of United Nations programs and the International Organization for Migration (IOM), and collaborating on national projects with international institutions. He has also participated in Canadian humanities-related projects, including the GLOBE Project.
At the academic level, he has held positions such as Vice President for Academic Affairs, Acting University Chancellor, and Dean of the Faculty of Economics, while simultaneously teaching at several other universities. During his time in Afghanistan, he actively contributed as a researcher to numerous projects related to human rights and economic development in low-income communities.
His extensive academic publications, experience in leading research teams, and commitment to scientific development have made him an influential figure in both the academic community and among immigrant populations.
