Hamed Wardak News

Hamed Wardak has been working hard to try to build good relations between Afghanistan and America.  And once these relations have been developed, Wardak looks for ways to maintain the optimistic fervor between the two countries.  Clearly the man would be delighted to learn of other individuals or corporations working for the same goal.  And that is exactly what has been happening with a new video conference set up by Spirit of America which has been honing in on “building bridges between American children and Afghan children.”
As America was glued to their TVs to follow the story of the demise of Osama Bin Laden in Washington DC, this video conference was attempting to do the opposite – build good things for Afghan children and “open their minds,” while encouraging them to “make friends with American kids.”  Through this video conference, viewers are privy to watching something they probably have “never seen before.”
Participants in the video conference were LA students from Windward School and Afghan students from Kodoala Drab School.  It was extremely powerful and actually “brought tears to many eyes.”  The video conference comprised “surprise questions, funny moments and a lot of laughter.”  The simple interactions between the different students were also incredible; just regular, normal conversations.
The aim was probably achieved.  Spirit of America was trying to help US troops aid “Afghan children and schools” with its project.