VETERINARY MEDICINE IN AFGHANISTAN
VETERINARY MEDICINEIN AFGHANISTANDr. Nasrin StanikzaiKabul University
WELCOME TOAFGHANISTANThe friendlyy countryy ofthe word
AFGHANISTAN
Topography of Afghanistan
Afghanistan which translate asllandd off AfhAfghansNationalityCurrencyR li iReligionPopulationpAfghanLanguageCli tClimatePashtoo and Dari or FarsiAfghaniMuslim31,056,997Dry (cold winter and hotsummer)
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Kabul
Heart Mosque
Shrine of Baba Saab in Kandahar
Mazar--i-sharifMazar
Women national dress
Local Dress of Ancient Kabul
Local Dress of Herat
Local Dress of Kandahar
Local Dress of Gazni
Local Dress of Mangal
Local Dress of Hazarajat
Local Dress of Bamyan
Local Dress of Badakhshan
Kuchi Dress
Men National Dress
Men National Dress
Local Dress of Kabul andMazar--i-SharifMazar
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ATTAN
Traditional Afghan Dance(Attan)Dance(Attan)
Traditional Afghandance(Attan)
Popular Afghan MusicInstrumentKeyboardK bdDrumRobabTumborT lTula
Keyboard
Drum
Drum
Robab and Tula
WWomenHandH d CraftC ftin Afghanistan
ExportFresh fruitDry fruitNutW lWoolKarakol skinSheepskinCarpetPrecious Stone Lapis lazuliEmerald ((highly)g y)Azure
Agricuture and n woolMeatDiaryKarakol skinSheepskinWool
Bakery of Uzbeki Bread
Bakery of Flat Bread
Palau is popular dish in AFG
Buzkashi is an ancient game playedusing horses in Afghanistan
Buzkashi
History of Veterinary Medicine inAfh iAfghanistanIn Afghanistan ithas beentraditional to usehorse as a modeof transportation.The horse hasbbeenusedd duringd iwar times aswell.well
History of Veterinary Medicine in Afghanistan contd.In 1919 because of thewar with England,g, manyyhorses suffered injuries.At this time Afghanistandid not haveveterinarians. Due to alack of treatment, injuredhorses died. Thisresulted in a shortage ofhorses. The governmentsent sosesomeeaarmyy sstudentsude sto Turkey for veterinaryeducation.
History of Veterinary Medicine in Afghanistan contd.In 1961, one of thosearmyy veterinarianswent to thePresident. Afterdiscussion, ourPresident agreed toestablish aVeterinary College inK b l ThiKabul.This collegellis the primaryveterinary institutionin Afghanistan.
Veterinary College in KabulIIntroductiond iDean’s officeAdministrationLibraryyDepartments 5Laboratories 22ClassroomsCl 5 large5 small
Veterinary College in KabulIIntroductiond i contd.dDepartments (5) Each department consist of two officesPre clinic DepartmentPre-clinicPara-clinic DepartmentCli i l DepartmentClinicalDttAnimal Science DepartmentFood Safety & TechnologyDepartment
Curriculum of VeterinaryC llCollegeini KabulK b l#1EntranceExamination
Curriculum of Veterinary College inKabul contdcontd.Five year program First year – Mathematics, Physics,Chemistry, Biology & Medical Terminology Second year – Anatomy, Physiology,y ,Histologygy ,Microbiology,gyBiochemistryGenetics & Breeding. Third year – Animal Nutrition, Parasitology,Pathology, Bacteriology, Virology,Pathophysiology & Animal Hygiene
Curriculum of Veterinary College inKabul contdcontd. Fourth Year – Poultryy disease,,Epidemiology, Pharmacology, ClinicalDiagnosis, Food Technology, InternalMedicine, Surgery & Gynecology. Fifth year – Epidemiology, InternalMedicine, Surgery,SGGynecology, FoodSafety & Food Analysis.I theInh lastlyear off theh study,d studentsdgive a seminar on a topic of theirchoice.choice
Laboratories - 22 Functional LaboratoriesAnatomyBi h iBiochemistryFood AnalysisNutritionBacteriology
Biochemistryy Laboratoryy
Clinical Training in 4th & 5thYear of the Vet Curriculum
Clinical ActivitiesLarge Animal Surgeryg yGynecologyInternal MedicineSmall Animal SurgerySGeneral Examination
Clinical Exam – Internal Medicine
Clinical Exam – Orthopedics
Clinical Exam – Parasitic Infection
Clinical Exam –Gynecology
Small Animal Surgery Room
Employment Agencies inAfghanistanMinistry of Agriculture Veterinary DepartmentMinistry of Health Food Inspection DepartmentCity Office Regulate butchery & sale of animalproducts in the local marketpQuarantine Department at the Airport
Employment Agencies inAfghanistan contdcontd.Ministry of Commerce Import & export of animal productsUnited Nations - Food & AgricultureOrganizationgDutch Committee for AfghanistanFFrenchhCCommitteeitt Vaccine pproduction & vaccinecontrol department
Employment Agencies inAfghanistan contd.Poultry Project of ICRCOth NationalOtherN tilVVeterinaryt iPProjectsj t Cattle,, Sheep,p, GoatPrivate Clinics
Members of Dutch Committee for AFG
Paravet Students inDCA Committee
Graduation Ceremony of theParavet Program
Effects of war on the VeterinaryServices in AfghanistanShortage of VeterinariansShortage of FundsShortage of Veterinary Drugs and VaccinesOpen borders – easy spread of diseasesClosure of Clinics in VillagesClosure of Veterinary SchoolDestruction of Animal Diagnostic Labs &Research Institutes
1993 - Ruins of Vet Clinic in Kabul
1993 - Ruins of Diagnostic Laboratoriesand Research Institute
Autoclaving of instruments was not possibleduring war. Gasoline was used to generatepower with the help of a generator. Gasolinepower was then used to autoclave instruments.
Current Condition of VeterinaryMedicine in AfghanistanVeterinary personnel is already available indifferent villages of AfghanistanAnimal Health Clinics – supported bygovernmentA i lHAnimalHealthlth CliClinicsi – supportt byb DCAAnimal Health Clinics – PrivateInstitute of Diagnosis and Research inAnimal Diseases in Kabul
2006 - Drugsg for Animals
2006 – Veterinary Campus in Kabul
2005
2005
Future of Veterinary Medicine in Afghanistan
President of the AfghanVeterinary AssociationD SDr.S. SSafef
Quarterly Meeting of Vet Association in Afghanistan
Afghan Veterinarians are Interestedini BuildingB ildi PrivateP i t AnimalA i l HospitalHit l
Farmers are Interested inBuilding Poultry Farms
Poultry Project Members of DCA
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