RTA 'Chiragh' Program Features Interview with Professor Syed Ahmad Behzad
KABUL (Afghan Verified) -- Radio Television Afghanistan (RTA) published an interview with Professor Syed Ahmad Behzad, a university professor, in its 'Chiragh' program.
The item, titled 'Chiragh; Interview with Professor Syed Ahmad Behzad, University Professor,' appeared on March 25, 2026, at 08:37 local time.
RTA's 'Chiragh' program conducted the interview with the professor.
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