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Pakistan bans Afghan medical graduates from taking the national licensing exam, preventing them from practicing medicine in the country.

Pakistan has barred graduates of Afghan medical colleges from sitting for the national licensing examination.

By AVI News News Desk1 min read
Pakistan bans Afghan medical graduates from taking the national licensing exam, preventing them from practicing medicine in the country.
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Pakistan bans Afghan medical graduates from taking the national licensing exam, preventing them from practicing medicine in the country.

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Pakistan has announced it will bar graduates of Afghan medical colleges from taking the national licensing exam. The decision means those graduates cannot obtain a medical license to practice in Pakistan. The ban applies to all Afghan medical school graduates. It was issued by Pakistani authorities but the source does not state any reason or reaction. The move affects the licensing process for foreign-trained doctors.