List of current Afghan deputy governors

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This is a table chart of the current deputy governors of Afghanistan. Like provincial governors, deputy governors are all and also appointed by the Emir of Afghanistan.

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Deputy Governors

Province Deputy GovernorPast governorsRefs
Badakhshan Nisar Ahmad Ahmadi all [1]
Badghis Molwi Mohibullah Asad all [2]
Baghlan Mohammad Idris all [3]
Balkh Noorul Huda all [3]
Bamyan Atiqullah Atiq all [4]
Daykundi Haji Sahib Rashid all [5]
Farah Jihadiyar Sahib all [3]
Faryab Maulvi Sahib Abdul Wali Atqani all [6]
Ghazni Sayed Hanif (Ebadah Agha) all [3]
Ghor Maulvi Shams Ullah Tariqat all [7]
Helmand Mulavi Hizbullah all [8]
Herat Abdul Qayyum Rohani all [9]
Jowzjan Maulvi Gul Mohammad all [10]
Kabul Mufti Mohammad Idris all [3]
Kandahar Maulvi Hayatullah Mubarak all [11]
Kapisa Maulvi Asadullah Sanan all [12]
Khost Mohammad Din Shah Mohabat all [13]
Kunar Abdullah all [3]
Kunduz Habib-ur-Rehman Sohaib all [3]
Laghman Saeed Ahmad all [3]
Logar Maulvi Inamullah Salahuddin all [3]
Nangarhar Maulvi Niaz Mohammad Wahaj all [14]
Nimroz Ghulam Nabi "Osmani" all [15]
Nuristan Sheikh Ismatullah all [16]
Parwan Maulvi Dost Mohammad Haqqani all [17]
Paktia Sheikh Aziz-ur-Rehman Mansoor all [18]
Paktika Muhibullah Hamas all [19]
Panjshir Maulvi Rohullah all [20]
Samangan Abdul Manan all [3]
Sar-e Pol Mohammad Nader all [3]
Takhar Haji Kazim all [21]
Uruzgan all
Wardak Sher Ahmad Ammar all [3]
Zabul Abdul Khaliq Abid all [3]

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  2. ↑ "Changing climate parches Afghanistan, exacerbating poverty".
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