This is to confirm that the following individuals have successfully completed the Project Management Professional (PMP)® Exam Preparation Training delivered by the Afghanistan Project Management Center (APMC), an Authorized Training Partner (ATP) of the Project Management Institute (PMI). The course ran from 10 Feb 2026 to 15 April 2026 and included 45 contact hours of instructor-led training. The training was aligned with PMI’s official PMP® curriculum, covering the three domains: People, Process, and Business Environment. It emphasized Agile, hybrid, and predictive approaches, as well as stakeholder engagement, leadership, communication, risk management, scheduling, ethical responsibility, and project delivery practices. Participants of Batch 155 include: Esmatullah Zahid, Farid Ahmad Hewadwal, Fazalkhaliq Fazal, Abdul Bari Hashmi, Ahraruddin Sadid, Rahmatullah Amini, Ezatullah Shahid, Ahmad Valy Rasouli, Nilab Khwajazada, Hafizullah Hesan, Nasrin Alizada, Khalid Ziarmal, Munir Ahmad Shirzad, Sharifa Mahmoodi, Rohullah Rohany, Sayed Hafeezullah Rohany, Mir Ahmad Mirzai, Mohammad Ismail Rahmani, Yaqoob Jan Storay, Mohammad Abid Ahmadi, Lida Mansoori, Qamar Uddin Maqsoodi, Hashmatullah Shafiq, Sayed Jawadrahman Abdullah The training was delivered by Abdul Mutalib Walizada, an Authorized PMI Trainer with over five years of experience teaching PMP courses since 2021. He holds a MBA and certifications including PMP, MEAL DPro, Project DPro and Program DPro. His practical and learner-focused teaching style has supported the success of hundreds of PMP candidates. APMC, established in 2018, is Afghanistan’s leading project management training provider and holds the largest PMP-certified alumni network in the country. APMC has trained and certified hundreds of Afghan professionals across sectors inside and outside Afghanistan. For inquiries or certificate validation, please contact APMC. Mobile: +93 (0) 787 207 208 Email: info@apmc.center Website: www.apmc.center/pmp Address: Shahr-e-Naw, Hedayat Plaza, Haji Yaqub Square, Shahr-e-Naw, Kabul-Afghanistan.