Hamidullah Farooqi

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Hamidullah Farooqi (born 1954 in Herat, Afghanistan) is an Afghan politician, economist and activist. He has written several research papers and served in higher positions within the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan's government. Farooqi served as the Chancellor of Kabul University from 2016 to 2021 until the fall of Kabul in the hands of Taliban.[1] He also served as Advisor Minister to President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani on Higher Education. He previously served as Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation from March 2009 to January 2010 in the cabinet of former President Hamid Karzai.

Farooqi earned his Baccalaureate in General Science from Habibia High School, Kabul, Afghanistan in 1972. In 1976, he completed an undergraduate degree from Kabul University in Economics in Trade and Commerce Development. He completed his master's degree M.A. in General Economics and Business Administration at Queens College in New York in 1995. His Master's thesis was "North American Free Trade Agreement". Farooqi received a Certificate on Foreign Trade (UN Fellowship) from the International Institute of Foreign Trade in New Delhi, India in 1982.

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