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| The FPUA's are the first, most fundamental and
closest organs of contact of the APA members, APA leadership and the people.
FPUA's are currently consisting of the following: - APA Afghanistan
Council
- APA European Council
- APA Central Asian Council
- APA North
American Council
- APA South East Asian Council
Each of
the above councils are subdivided into country, provincial, and city councils
Authorities:
- A FPUA can form only if there
are at least two APA members organized in it.
- A FPUA follows APA principles
as guideline for its organizational structure.
- FPUA's are formed based on
residence locality and work place.
- The general membership meeting of a FPUA
is the highest decision making organ of
that FPUA.
- The
general membership meeting of a FPUA elects its own president and executives of
its working committees.
- The FPUA's report to their relative
superior organs.
- An APA member can not have membership of two FPUA's at
the same time.
- FPUA's can form at the level of Continental, Country, State,
Province, District,
Residence and Work Place depending on the number
of members and their
convenience.
Duties:
- To attract and recruit Afghans to the APA.
- To explain the
goals of the APA to the Afghans and Non-Afghans.
- To assist Afghans at work,
residence and life affairs.
- To collect membership fees and donations through
sale items provided by the APA.
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