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Sher Abbas Stanikzai, political deputy at the Foreign Ministry , made the remarks in a speech on Saturday .
He told an audience at a religious school ceremony there was no reason to deny education to women and girls.
The government has barred females from education after sixth grade.
Last September , there were reports authorities had also stopped medical training and courses for women.
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