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[00:01:00] There is no god but
[00:01:02] Allah.
[00:01:09] O Allah, Lord of this perfect call,
[00:01:13] and of the standing prayer, grant Muhammad the Wasilah (a high station in Paradise)
[00:01:17] and the Fadheelah (a special virtue), and raise him to a praised station that
[00:01:21] You promised him, for You do not break
[00:01:24] Your promise. By Your mercy, O Most Merciful
[00:01:27] of the merciful.
[00:01:50] In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. In this sensitive phase of international and regional changes,
[00:01:53] Afghanistan is one of the countries in the region that has internal security,
[00:01:57] stability, and national
[00:02:05] competition in economic
[00:02:07] cooperation.
[00:02:10] Independent, balanced, and economy- focused Islamic
[00:02:14] countries
[00:02:22] are benefiting. In
[00:02:25] Afghanistan and the countries of the region,
[00:02:28] the focus is on
[00:02:41] internal, regional, and Islamic emirates in the country,
[00:02:45] regarding
[00:02:51] major powers, energy, and
[00:02:53] transit,
[00:02:58] and the global economy.
[00:04:00] Afghanistan continues to have an economy. How can Afghanistan
[00:04:03] avoid being affected by these changes
[00:04:07] at a time when Afghanistan can maintain
[00:04:10] balanced policies between the countries of the region and foreign
[00:04:14] countries? If we maintain a balance between countries
[00:04:18] and have alternative economic, trade, and transit
[00:04:21] options, then these tensions will not have significant
[00:04:25] effects in Afghanistan. But as long as Afghanistan needs
[00:04:29] aid from foreign countries, Afghanistan will be a country
[00:04:32] reliant on aid and imports from foreign countries,
[00:04:36] and Afghanistan will be a consumer country with a
[00:04:40] consumer market. It will always be affected by regional
[00:04:43] and foreign tensions. We must work more on infrastructure,
[00:04:47] work more on Afghanistan's production,
[00:04:50] and focus on turning Afghanistan
[00:04:54] into a self-sufficient country.
[00:04:57] Afterward, America and Israel,
[00:05:08] especially instead of Europe, are now focused
[00:05:11] on the basics.
[00:05:58] Afghanistan is in a sensitive phase of global changes,
[00:06:02] which is an important location. As the center
[00:06:05] of Asia, this country is located between South Asia, Central
[00:06:08] Asia, Asia, and China.
[00:06:42] to increase the private sector in Afghanistan and
[00:06:46] attract the trust of domestic and foreign investors in Afghanistan.
[00:06:49] It should create a transparent and accountable system in
[00:06:52] Afghanistan. Service centers in Afghanistan should be more
[00:06:56] facilitated. Customs centers and financial centers should be more
[00:07:00] established in Afghanistan. If the Afghan
[00:07:03] government provides this facilitation, we can make better
[00:07:07] use of the existing capacities, and also the Afghan government should increase
[00:07:10] government investments and extraction
[00:07:16] of underground resources in Afghanistan and direct
[00:07:19] investment in trade, in production, and
[00:07:22] in agriculture and industry in Afghanistan. If
[00:07:25] we can strongly support and sponsor these
[00:07:29] factors and elements in Afghanistan, we can collectively
[00:07:32] address the problems facing the youth of Afghanistan and the scientific
[00:07:35] and specialized capacities in Afghanistan and make the
[00:07:38] economic future of Afghanistan flourish at times.
[00:10:17] Afghanistan has an important location for energy,
[00:10:19] trade, and transit. If
[00:10:23] security and political stability exist,
[00:10:31] the country's strategic value will further
[00:10:34] increase. Afghanistan can use its geopolitical
[00:10:37] and geo-economic position as a hub,
[00:10:41] that Afghanistan is a crossroads for connecting Central Asia to
[00:10:44] South Asia and South
[00:10:48] Asia to Central Asia. It should make proper use
[00:10:52] of its geopolitical position. And
[00:10:55] Afghanistan can obtain transit rights from the
[00:10:58] implementation of large projects. If
[00:11:02] large national and regional projects are implemented in Afghanistan
[00:11:05] and we can further facilitate railway lines
[00:11:09] in Afghanistan, that is, we create new economic
[00:11:12] corridors for Afghanistan, and Afghanistan also becomes a
[00:11:16] connecting bridge between the countries of the region. This can, in general,
[00:11:19] further enhance Afghanistan's geopolitical role, and this can
[00:11:23] directly and indirectly facilitate employment opportunities in Afghanistan,
[00:11:27] reduce the poverty rate, and generally have an impact
[00:11:31] on the new government leaders,
[00:11:34] and in the long term, this can also increase the government's
[00:11:37] revenue, reduce unemployment, reduce the poverty rate,
[00:11:41] and can also increase people's
[00:11:44] income rate in the
[00:11:46] long term.
[00:11:49] Creating a suitable environment for this is also an important
[00:11:52] step without national interests.
[00:13:20] economic and war and changing
[00:13:23] the course of global trade.
[00:13:25] can also create challenges for
[00:13:29] Afghanistan's economy and Afghanistan's
[00:13:32] politics, and it can also be an opportunity
[00:13:35] because Afghanistan is located
[00:13:39] in the heart of the region, so
[00:13:42] if its importance and stability are
[00:13:46] preserved, then Afghanistan can use
[00:13:48] these changes to its advantage, and from
[00:13:52] an economic perspective, Afghanistan can benefit
[00:13:56] more from transit trade to investment
[00:13:59] and also regional
[00:14:02] cooperation. It can benefit more.
[00:14:06] And from a political perspective, the more balanced
[00:14:09] and positive relationships it has
[00:14:13] with the countries of the region,
[00:14:15] the more it can benefit Afghanistan and
[00:14:19] provide more
[00:14:22] economic growth and stability.
[00:14:25] And another thing is that
[00:14:28] Afghanistan
[00:14:30] has natural resources and also
[00:14:33] a suitable geographical
[00:14:36] location, and in addition to that, we
[00:14:39] have a young workforce and a very
[00:14:43] good capacity in the agricultural sector.
[00:14:46] And it is important that these
[00:14:48] facilities are used in
[00:14:52] a proper and transparent manner.
[00:15:39] China, Russia, Iran, Pakistan, the countries of Central Asia, and
[00:15:43] India all have their own security
[00:15:46] and economy in Afghanistan. Therefore, Afghanistan
[00:15:49] feels the impact of both cooperation
[00:15:53] and competition between the two countries.
[00:15:56] Competitions
[00:16:00] that will naturally have direct effects on the Afghan market and trade. Because
[00:16:03] Afghanistan is an importing country. Afghanistan is an import-
[00:16:07] oriented country. Therefore, any tension that arises among the major
[00:16:10] regional countries will have direct effects on the consumer
[00:16:14] or the final user inside Afghanistan. When can
[00:16:17] we escape these effects?
[00:16:19] When Afghanistan works more on infrastructure
[00:16:23] within the country and Afghanistan maintains
[00:16:26] a neutral policy. That is, it never takes
[00:16:30] sides with powerful regional countries and maintains
[00:16:33] good and friendly relations with all countries while
[00:16:37] preserving Afghanistan's national interests so that we can have alternative
[00:16:40] trade with regional countries. In this case, Afghanistan will not be affected by
[00:16:44] regional tensions and can, in general,
[00:16:48] not have direct effects on Afghanistan, and Afghanistan's focus
[00:16:52] should be more on domestic production, using
[00:16:55] potential domestic capabilities, domestic investors,
[00:16:59] establishing large production companies and factories
[00:17:02] in Afghanistan. In this way, we will not be affected by regional
[00:17:06] tensions. Major projects.
[00:19:07] Trade relations with neighboring countries have
[00:19:10] expanded,
[00:19:13] but more work is still needed for broad economic development. We need to attract
[00:19:16] foreign and domestic investments in Afghanistan,
[00:19:20] and also large investments that
[00:19:23] include government institutions, the private sector,
[00:19:26] and domestic and foreign investors in Afghanistan.
[00:19:30] If these factors and infrastructures
[00:19:33] are implemented in Afghanistan with practical actions through projects.
[00:21:06] Therefore, Afghanistan's international engagement is limited, although it has
[00:21:10] many
[00:21:10] countries
[00:21:15] with
[00:21:19] Afghanistan.
[00:22:59] Geographically, Afghanistan is undoubtedly
[00:23:03] a point of connection between Central
[00:23:07] and South and West Asia. If these
[00:23:11] large projects such as railways,
[00:23:13] roads, and energy
[00:23:17] transmission and trade
[00:23:21] corridors are practically implemented,
[00:23:23] we can say that if they are executed, Afghanistan
[00:23:27] can undoubtedly become a very important
[00:23:31] transit and trade center in the region.
[00:23:35] These projects not only
[00:23:38] lead to increased
[00:23:41] national income, but also create
[00:23:44] thousands
[00:23:48] of job opportunities, attract
[00:23:51] investment, whether domestic
[00:23:54] or foreign investment,
[00:23:58] and foster trade growth
[00:24:01] and overall strengthening of economic relations with
[00:24:05] neighboring countries. Ultimately,
[00:24:08] Afghanistan's geographical
[00:24:12] location can turn
[00:24:14] a challenge into an
[00:24:18] economic opportunity.
[00:24:24] Due to its geographical location, Afghanistan is an important
[00:24:28] part of regional equations. If political
[00:24:31] stability, broad international engagement, and economic reforms
[00:24:34] continue, Afghanistan can use its geographical position as
[00:25:37] In order to protect the values of our
[00:25:39] religion and land, we will sacrifice
[00:25:42] our lives.
[00:25:55] They show courage and
[00:25:59] steadfastness. And
[00:26:11] by sacrificing their bodies and souls, they defend Islamic and human ideals. Every
[00:26:14] soldier is an example
[00:26:18] of hope and dignity who,
[00:26:22] with cooperation and solidarity, stands
[00:26:25] firm against various challenges.
[00:26:28] They stand firm and achieve
[00:26:32] great victory.
[00:28:28] From the misfortunes of marriage, calamities, and also from need.
[00:29:02] It is not permissible to take money in the name of other customs
[00:29:06] by this side. The فقها (Islamic jurists) رحمه الله (may Allah have mercy on him) bribed.
[00:29:35] Afghanistan in contemporary history is one of the important
[00:29:37] days that mark the end of twenty
[00:29:41] years of war, the end of the rule of crisis
[00:29:44] forces, and the Islamic
[00:29:46] Emirate.
[00:29:49] The Islamic Emirate has a long struggle in which
[00:29:52] it fought for about 10 years
[00:29:56] in the regions against foreign forces and their allies.
[00:29:59] It fought and sacrificed its wealth
[00:30:03] and
[00:30:06] resources. As a result of these sacrifices, on the 42nd
[00:30:09] anniversary of the Islamic Emirate, after taking
[00:30:13] Kabul, it established its sovereignty throughout
[00:30:16] the country.
[00:30:18] For Afghans, it is considered a sign of their own
[00:30:21] decision, national sovereignty, and the end of the occupation.
[00:30:24] After this day, nationwide security was established
[00:30:28] in the country, and the fighting ended.