About Us

(MIIED) is a cutting-edge virtual international organization that offers real-time classes with expert teachers and lecturers. These classes take place in fully synchronous and semi-synchronous virtual classrooms, conducted in local regional languages. MIIED is committed to empowering individuals worldwide by making quality education universally accessible to everyone in the world.

MIIED is a non-political, and non-partisan institute that, regardless of political, religious, ethnic, and language lines, aims to restore and support the right to access education as a basic human right. This scientific institution prioritizes access to education for millions of girls and women who are deprived of it for any reason.

The International Institute of Education (MIIED) emphasizes the right to education in one’s native language and has prioritized providing education in the mother tongue. The right to education in one’s mother tongue is a human right and a fundamental human right. It is emphasized in international documents and treaties, including the Universal Declaration of Linguistic Rights, the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. 

Education in the mother tongue matters because it strengthens an individual’s cultural connection and identity with their community, aiding in the development of education and understanding of concepts among students. The importance of preserving and promoting education in the mother tongue holds a special place in Australia, as evidenced by the approval of several international legal conventions.

MIIED offers mother language education programs (initially in Pashto and Farsi) for children who pursue their general education in a different language. MIIED provides secondary education, short-term vocational training, and completion of bachelor’s courses based on the Afghan education system. Empowering women and girls can significantly contribute to societal development and enhance educational access for all segments of society.