Sultan Hamid Sultan

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Sultan Hamid Sultan is an Afghan scholar, professor and politician. He was the Transportation Minister of the transitional government in Afghanistan.^[1] After leaving the ministry, he returned to teaching at a university in Iran.

Sultan Hamid Sultan

Gender	Male
Language(s)	Dari Persian

Biography edit

Sultan Hamid Sultan was born in 1948 in Kabul, Afghanistan. He studied at the Kabul University. ^{[clarification needed]} Then he received a scholarship in Iran. After the fall of the Taliban in Afghanistan, he became the transportation Minister.

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^ "Interim Government 2001- 02". Afhanland.com. Retrieved 3 August 2012.

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