Examining the Importance of Education Management with the Approach of Building a Culture of Commerce and E-Economy in Afghan Society

The growth and development of Afghanistan's communication system, despite being mountainous, has been very rapid. It is now growing at a rapid pace using modern technologies, and more than 80% of the country is covered by GSM l telecommunications. In Afghanistan, more than 80,000 people own telephones, and 80 times this number also own mobile phones, and most of the people's payments are made via mobile phones. A new service that has emerged in Afghanistan is the electronic payment service for people via mobile phones, which is discussed in this article. Due to its security and people's trust in it, it has attracted a large wave of people. More than 2,400,000 people in Afghanistan are Internet users. Afghanistan has made significant progress in the field of telecommunications, which is confirmed by the activities of 6 private and government telecommunications companies. This article attempts to discuss education and culture building for the development of Afghanistan's e-commerce and economy, given the importance of culture building and education for everyone in Afghanistan, overcoming the illiteracy crisis and becoming an innovative country in the region, along with improving the quality of life and educational progress.

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Luminis Applied Science and Engineering
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2025-03-16
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https://doi.org/10.69760/lumin.20250001014
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Educational Technology and Optimization
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Examining the Importance of Education Management with the Approach of Building a Culture of Commerce and E-Economy in Afghan Society

Mohammad Ekram Yawar
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Luminis Applied Science and Engineering
Educational Technology and Optimization
3.25
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Examining the Importance of Education Management with the Approach of Building a Culture of Commerce and E-Economy in Afghan Society

Mohammad Ekram Yawar
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Abstract

The growth and development of Afghanistan's communication system, despite being mountainous, has been very rapid. It is now growing at a rapid pace using modern technologies, and more than 80% of the country is covered by GSM l telecommunications. In Afghanistan, more than 80,000 people own telephones, and 80 times this number also own mobile phones, and most of the people's payments are made via mobile phones. A new service that has emerged in Afghanistan is the electronic payment service for people via mobile phones, which is discussed in this article. Due to its security and people's trust in it, it has attracted a large wave of people. More than 2,400,000 people in Afghanistan are Internet users. Afghanistan has made significant progress in the field of telecommunications, which is confirmed by the activities of 6 private and government telecommunications companies. This article attempts to discuss education and culture building for the development of Afghanistan's e-commerce and economy, given the importance of culture building and education for everyone in Afghanistan, overcoming the illiteracy crisis and becoming an innovative country in the region, along with improving the quality of life and educational progress.

Luminis Applied Science and EngineeringVol. 2(1)
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Educational Technology and Optimization
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