“Caravan of Hope” in Exile: Pakistani Government Temporarily Closes Afghan Refugee Schools in Quetta

ISLAMABAD (Kokcha.News) — The Pakistani government has temporarily shut down schools for Afghan refugees in Quetta, leaving many Afghan children without access to education. This decision has disrupted the “Caravan of Hope,” a symbol of resilience and determination among Afghan refugees striving for a better future despite their displacement.

The closure of these schools, including the Salam School in Quetta, has left hundreds of Afghan students in limbo. The “Caravan of Hope” represents the journey of Afghan refugees who, despite living in exile, continue to seek education and hope for a brighter future.

The temporary shutdown has raised concerns about the long-term impact on the education of Afghan refugee children, many of whom rely on these schools as their only source of learning. The move has also highlighted the challenges faced by Afghan refugees in Pakistan, where they often struggle to access basic services and rights.