Abdul Hafiz Mansoor
First director of state radio and television in Afghanistan in the post-Taliban era.
About Abdul Hafiz Mansoor
Born 1963. Abdul Hafiz Mansoor is an Afghan politician.
Abdul Hafiz Mansoor (also spelled Mansur, born in 1963 in the Panjsher Valley) is an Afghan politician.
While Mansoor was a university student, the Soviet Union sent troops into Afghanistan, and Mansoor joined the Jamiat-e Islami, a mujahideen faction based in the Tajik region of Afghanistan. He became the editor of the Jamiat-e Islami's newspaper, Voice of the Holy Warriors.
He became the head of Afghanistan's news agency when the Jamiat-led mujahideen captured Kabul in 1992.
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Who is Abdul Hafiz Mansoor?
First director of state radio and television in Afghanistan in the post-Taliban era.
When was Abdul Hafiz Mansoor born?
Abdul Hafiz Mansoor was born in 1963.
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Abdul Hafiz Mansoor is a politician.
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Abdul Hafiz Mansoor is Afghan.
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