Badghis

1-      Badghis National Radio:
Founded in 1986, the Badghiz National Radio remained a media tool of pro-soviet campaign since it was established, however, its broadcast halted because of continued war in the country.
The radio is rehabilitated in 2004 by the financial assistance extended by Spanish Provincial Rehabilitation Team.
The National Radio now broadcasts in area of provincial capital, Qala-i-Naw on FM waves.
It has 17 hours transmission. The radio has 15 volunteer employees.

The Badghis provincial council has nine members. Five of them are new faces while the rests four are reelected in the April 5 election.
Provincial Council head: Haji Bahauddin Qadsi
Deputy Head: Abdul Aziz Baig
Secretary: Monasa Qadari
 
1-Haji Bahauddin Qadsi:

Ahmadullah Alizai Son of Haji Abdul Karim Khan, Ahmadullah Alizai was born in 1973 in Maroof district of Kandahar province.
During Soviets invasion of Afghanistan, he was immigrated along with his family to Baluchistan, Pakistan where he completed his primary education and received his BA degree in Law.
After completing his education, he established a planning and reconstruction NGO and started his activities in Afghanistan in 1995.

Badghis is one of the northwestern provinces with Qala-e-Naw is its capital city. The province shares border with Herat to the west, Faryab to the East, Turkmenistan to the North and Ghor to the south.
The province covers 23,000 square kilometers area and comprised six districtswith the estimated population of 439,500 individuals.
During the reign of the SassanianEmpire, Badghiswas a part of Sassanianterritory’ following division of the Sassanian in the reign of KhusrauNoshirvanIran was divided into four parts.