After the end of the first Taliban regime in late 2001,Farooq Wardak has continued to support Hezb-e Islami followers by appointing them to interesting administrative positions.
1986 - 1991:He worked with The Swedish Committee for Afghanistan as a health officer.
1996 - 2001:United Nations Development program in Peshawar,Pakistan.
2002 - 2004:worked as Director of the Constitutional Commission Secretariat and later the Secretariat of the Constitutional Loya Jirga,the grand Assembly that ratified the constitution.
2004 - 2005:he was appointed as Director of the Joint Election Management Body’s Secretariat (a UN and Afghan Government body),organized the first voter registration process and first ever presidential election.
2005:Was appointed as Cabinet Secretary and Director General of Office of Administrative Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan.[6]
2006:Was appointed as the Minister of State for Parliamentary Affairs.
2008:Was appointed as the Minister of Education in Afghanistan.
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