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[00:01:47] producing electrical equipment in
[00:02:37] which will contribute to reducing
[00:03:30] In our news bulletin today from Milli
[00:03:34] and growth in News Channel, the Minister of Promotion of Virtue
[00:03:37] and Prevention of Vice and Listening to Complaints, Sheikh Muhammad Khalid
[00:03:41] Hanafi, affirmed during a seminar organized by the ministry
[00:03:44] for accountants the necessity of being mindful of God Almighty's
[00:03:47] watch over all actions and duties,
[00:03:50] emphasizing that officials may not always be aware of their actions,
[00:03:54] researchers, and specialists in but God Almighty is aware
[00:03:57] of everything they do. Sheikh Hanafi added that
[00:04:01] scholars bear a great responsibility represented in educating
[00:04:05] society about the provisions of Islamic Sharia and clarifying
[00:04:09] its commands and prohibitions and consolidating religious values and awareness
[00:04:12] among members of society, which contributes to
[00:04:15] strengthening adherence to Islamic
[00:04:17] principles. The spokesman for the Islamic
[00:04:21] Emirate of Afghanistan, Mawlawi Zabihullah Mujahid, said that
[00:04:24] the Afghan economy is witnessing continuous growth and improvement,
[00:04:28] stressing that the country's economic situation has become better
[00:04:31] compared to previous years. Mawlawi
[00:04:34] Mujahid explained in interviews with the British Broadcasting Corporation
[00:04:38] (BBC) that the Afghan economy has made progress despite
[00:04:41] the continued freezing of national assets and the limited international
[00:04:45] economic cooperation. He added that Afghanistan has taken
[00:04:49] This conference steps to promote economic growth since the return of the Islamic Emirate
[00:04:52] to power, noting that economic restrictions have not
[00:04:56] stopped the path of improvement in the country. Mujahid had previously
[00:04:59] announced during a conference dedicated to reviewing the government's
[00:05:03] economic achievements that 174
[00:05:06] new industrial factories became operational during the current year
[00:05:10] and that the volume of trade reached
[00:05:13] 13.9 billion dollars during the same
[00:05:16] period. The General Head of the Department
[00:05:20] of Technical and Vocational Education, Mawlawi Ghulam Haidar Shahama,
[00:05:23] met with a delegation from the International Labor Organization (ILO)
[00:05:27] and the United Nations Assistance Mission to Afghanistan
[00:05:30] (UNAMA). During the meeting,
[00:05:33] the two sides discussed ways to enhance cooperation in the field
[00:05:37] of technical and vocational education, develop human resources skills,
[00:05:40] and improve the quality of education
[00:05:42] and training programs, in addition to expanding educational
[00:05:46] and employment opportunities for youth.
[00:05:50] The Deputy Ambassador of Iran to Afghanistan, Sayed Hassan
[00:05:53] Mortazavi, during his visit to Herat province and his meeting
[00:05:57] with the provincial governor, Sheikh Mawlana Islam Jarah, discussed ways to strengthen
[00:06:01] economic and trade relations between the two countries
[00:06:04] and address challenges related to transport. The Governor
[00:06:08] of Herat stressed the importance of facilitating visa procedures
[00:06:11] for citizens of both countries and increasing trade exchange through
[00:06:14] the Islam Qala border crossing, calling for solving
[00:06:18] problems related to transport between the Dogharoun
[00:06:22] and Islam Qala areas. For his part, the Deputy Iranian
[00:06:25] Ambassador emphasized the importance of strengthening coordination to facilitate
[00:06:28] visa issuance and increase the movement of goods,
[00:06:31] affirming his country's readiness to take the necessary
[00:06:34] measures to address obstacles to trade
[00:06:37] and transit between the two countries.
[00:06:41] The General Department of Government Companies
[00:06:44] announced the start of importing electrical equipment
[00:06:48] conforming to standards from China to Afghanistan to
[00:06:52] support and finance power grids. The department
[00:06:54] explained that after conducting technical evaluations of factories
[00:07:00] China and signing contracts with a number of them, the process
[00:07:04] of manufacturing and shipping the equipment began. It added
[00:07:07] that the first phase includes sending about 27 containers of
[00:07:10] electricity distribution network equipment and electrical insulator accessories
[00:07:14] to
[00:07:15] Afghanistan.
[00:07:18] The Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce and Investment held
[00:07:22] a consultative meeting with a number of university professors and economic
[00:07:26] experts to discuss ways to develop trade, enhance
[00:07:30] economic stability, and expand Afghanistan's economic
[00:07:33] relations with the countries of the region and the world. The meeting,
[00:07:37] which is the second of its kind under the title "Afghanistan
[00:07:41] Economic Meeting," aims to develop a common vision
[00:07:44] and a national strategy to be submitted to the relevant authorities,
[00:07:49] poverty, creating job opportunities, encouraging investments, and supporting
[00:07:53] the growth of local production. The participants
[00:07:56] during the meeting emphasized the necessity of benefiting from available
[00:08:00] economic opportunities and capabilities in the country and developing
[00:08:03] comprehensive programs to enhance economic growth and provide
[00:08:07] practical proposals that contribute to improving the economic situation and developing
[00:08:10] productive sectors.
[00:08:13] For his part, the President of the Afghanistan Chamber of Commerce
[00:08:16] and Investment, Mr. Karim Hashimi, said that Afghanistan
[00:08:19] has vast potential in the fields of trade
[00:08:22] and investment, calling for strengthening cooperation and coordination between
[00:08:26] the private sector and government agencies, which helps attract
[00:08:30] more investments and develop the national
[00:08:33] economy. The chamber affirmed that organizing these
[00:08:36] meetings comes within the framework of its efforts to develop solutions
[00:08:39] and practical programs to support economic activity
[00:08:42] and enhance the role of the private sector in achieving sustainable development
[00:08:46] the country.
[00:08:49] The 16th International Scientific Conference of the French Medical
[00:08:52] Institute for Mothers and Children was held in Kabul
[00:08:56] under the slogan "Improving Health Outcomes through Research
[00:08:59] and Joint Cooperation," with the participation of officials from the Ministry
[00:09:03] of Public Health, academics,
[00:09:06] the health sector. The participants emphasized the importance
[00:09:10] of scientific research and scientifically approved medical
[00:09:13] methods, improving the quality of health services,
[00:09:16] and strengthening scientific cooperation to support the health system in
[00:09:19] Afghanistan. The Deputy Minister of Public Health for Health
[00:09:23] Service Delivery Affairs, Mawlawi Abdul Wali Haqani, said that
[00:09:27] scientific research forms the basis for developing an effective
[00:09:30] health system, stressing the need to support research, enhance professional
[00:09:34] training, and improve the quality of health services. For
[00:09:38] his part, the CEO of the French Medical Institute
[00:09:41] for Mothers and Children, Aziz Ahmad Jan, said
[00:09:44] that the institute has provided therapeutic services to more
[00:09:47] than 2.6 million patients and performed more than
[00:09:51] 66,000 surgical operations and contributed to
[00:09:54] developing the capabilities of Afghan medical cadres through
[00:09:58] training programs and modern technologies.
[00:10:01] has been organized annually since 2001 with the aim
[00:10:05] of exchanging experiences, presenting research results and health
[00:10:09] innovations, and strengthening scientific cooperation among
[00:10:12] specialists in the health
[00:10:14] sector.
[00:10:18] 300 young people graduated from the Afghan Institute of Technology after
[00:10:22] completing courses in technical and vocational education.
[00:10:25] An official from the Afghan Institute of Technology affirmed during the graduation
[00:10:28] ceremony that young people represent the backbone of
[00:10:32] society, calling upon graduates to continue learning
[00:10:35] various sciences, especially vocational specializations, to meet
[00:10:39] the needs of the labor market and contribute to building a self-sufficient
[00:10:42] society. The institute explained that students
[00:10:45] received theoretical and practical training in six
[00:10:49] professional fields and that they have
[00:10:53] become able to rely on themselves and provide their services to society.
[00:10:57] This comes at a time when thousands of young people previously graduated
[00:11:00] from the Afghan Institute of Technology in various professional
[00:11:04] fields and joined
[00:11:06] the labor market and served society.
[00:11:09] A health center was completed in Ghaziabad district,
[00:11:12] Kunar province, at a cost of approximately 9 million
[00:11:15] Afghanis, and began providing health services to citizens.
[00:11:19] The Ministry of Public Health said that operating this
[00:11:23] center will contribute to providing services.
[00:11:31] their access to healthcare. At the end
[00:11:34] of our news bulletin, I thank you for your kind follow-up.
[00:13:28] The bodies of 112 Palestinian martyrs were buried
[00:13:31] after 3 years of being removed from under the rubble.
[00:13:33] شد.
[00:13:42] The construction of the third phase of the peripheral
[00:13:46] road continues, which is the province of Badghis.
[00:13:47] ولستی
[00:15:38] With the improvement of many parts of the Afghan community in Pakistan,
[00:15:41] concerns about the situation of those families
[00:15:45] who are still in that country have increased.
[00:16:10] Or various other necessities for housing
[00:16:14] are taken, and then
[00:16:17] Afghanistan. Refugee affairs experts emphasize that resolving this crisis
[00:16:21] requires joint cooperation from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and the international
[00:16:24] community. And for
[00:16:27] the refugees and then reintegration, a gradual
[00:16:29] and human
[00:16:33] Afghanistan should.
[00:16:53] Meanwhile, the Islamic Emirate states that services
[00:16:56] for registration, transfer, and initial assistance are provided
[00:17:00] to returnees. According to officials, in just one day,
[00:17:03] more than 3,000 people from Iran and Pakistan
[00:17:37] The Ministry of Urban Development stated that so far, more than 6,500
[00:17:41] returnees have been
[00:17:43] repatriated.
[00:17:46] Since the beginning of
[00:18:04] the Bahir campaign, more than 2.8 million Afghan migrants have
[00:18:07] returned to Afghanistan, either forcibly
[00:18:10] or voluntarily, from Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey.
[00:18:13] The Ministry of Public Health announced
[00:18:17] that after the re-establishment of the Islamic Emirate, more than 2,000 health centers
[00:18:21] specialized in treating malnutrition have been activated across
[00:18:24] the country. More details
[00:18:25] in the report.
[00:18:28] Based on the World Food Program's forecasts, nearly
[00:18:32] 3.7 million children in Afghanistan will suffer
[00:18:35] from severe malnutrition this year.
[00:18:46] John Elaf, head of the World Food Program in Afghanistan, says that
[00:18:49] Afghanistan is facing one of the most severe and persistent malnutrition
[00:18:53] crises in the world, and the current figures
[00:18:57] may even exceed previous forecasts.
[00:18:59] The World Food Program has stressed
[00:19:03] that expanding malnutrition treatment services is essential
[00:19:07] to prevent this crisis from deepening. The program
[00:19:11] currently lacks sufficient funding for malnutrition prevention
[00:19:15] programs and requires 540 million
[00:19:18] dollars in urgent aid to continue its activities
[00:19:21] for the next six months. Dr. Sharafat
[00:19:25] Zaman, spokesman for the Ministry of Public Health, while
[00:19:28] acknowledging the existence of approximately 3.7 million mothers and children
[00:19:32] suffering from malnutrition throughout the country, adds that since
[00:19:36] the return of the Islamic Emirate
[00:20:40] to power, health workers are asking families to prioritize
[00:20:43] breastfeeding for the healthy growth of children, provide
[00:20:47] adequate nutrition, and if they notice
[00:21:20] In Zabul province, during various investigative and purification operations
[00:21:23] carried out by the personnel of the anti-narcotics department,
[00:21:27] nearly ten tons of narcotics were seized. After the legal
[00:21:31] process was completed, in the presence of the designated committee,
[00:21:35] a number of individuals were also arrested in connection
[00:21:39] with the narcotics and have been referred to the judicial
[00:21:41] authorities.
[00:21:44] The anti-narcotics department has, during the current year
[00:21:47] 1450,
[00:22:15] The Islamic Emirate's operations against cultivation, production,
[00:22:17] and trafficking of narcotics
[00:22:25] The Ministry of Information and Culture held a one-day seminar
[00:22:28] on intellectual, ideological, and professional capacity building for journalists
[00:22:32] in Paktia province. More details
[00:22:35] in the report. The one-day seminar was held with the aim of enhancing
[00:22:39] the ideological, intellectual, and professional capacities of journalists
[00:22:42] in Paktia province by the Ministry of Information and Culture.
[00:22:45] Officials of this ministry, during this seminar, asked journalists to for religion
[00:24:25] technical section to improve it is very beneficial
[00:24:28] دی
[00:24:30] with
[00:26:32] the cooperation of the respected provincial authorities and members
[00:26:35] of the committee, we have made great efforts
[00:26:38] to register 120 offenders from
[00:26:41] the decree number. We have dealt with 60 offenders
[00:26:44] and referred one offender to the court. It is worth mentioning
[00:26:48] that in the first quarter of the current year,
[00:26:52] in order to promote Islamic values and raise the level of public awareness,
[00:26:56] awareness campaigns were conducted
[00:27:00] in the center and districts. Officials
[00:27:03] of the Disaster Management and Preparedness Authority, in a meeting
[00:27:06] with representatives of several aid organizations, stressed
[00:27:10] the acceleration and continuation of the aid process to those affected by recent
[00:27:14] floods. More details in the report from our colleague. A coordination
[00:27:17] meeting was held between the leadership of the Disaster Management Authority
[00:27:21] and a number of partner organizations. The Director General of the Disaster
[00:27:24] Preparedness and Management Authority, in a meeting with a number of partner
[00:27:28] organizations, said that Afghanistan, following recent natural disasters, especially floods,
[00:27:41] due to the effects of climate change and the El Niño
[00:27:43] phenomenon, there is a high probability of natural disasters, especially
[00:27:47] floods, which may also have other negative
[00:27:51] impacts on the country. He emphasized that Musa should use his existing
[00:27:55] resources to provide assistance because
[00:27:57] now is the time for practical action. He
[00:28:01] also said that in order to get more
[00:28:04] bad, he should submit his plans to support
[00:28:08] the natural disasters. Mr.
[00:28:11] Collaborator
[00:28:13] committed to continuing their assistance to the victims
[00:28:17] of recent natural disasters, especially flood victims.
[00:28:20] The representatives of the participants presented
[00:28:24] information about their completed activities and ongoing programs and pledged
[00:28:28] to provide their humanitarian
[00:28:30] assistance
[00:28:32] for disaster preparedness and response, assuring that aid and essential
[00:28:36] materials have reached all areas of the country where people
[00:28:40] have suffered human and financial losses due to disasters.
[00:28:42] They also stressed that the process of providing
[00:28:46] aid to those affected will be accelerated in the coming
[00:28:49] days.
[00:28:51] شد.
[00:28:54] The Department of Martyrs and Disabled Affairs in Paktika province started
[00:28:58] distributing cash assistance of more than 3.3 million Afghanis
[00:29:01] to 100 disabled people. Currently, in Paktika, around
[00:29:05] 4,000 disabled people are registered with the Department
[00:29:09] of Martyrs and Disabled Affairs, of whom 1,000 people will receive
[00:29:12] close to 3.3 million Afghanis in assistance, and each
[00:29:16] person will receive
[00:29:49] They are happy with the assistance, but they hope that the government
[00:29:53] and aid organizations will provide
[00:29:55] them with vocational training programs.
[00:30:02] In order
[00:31:02] to resolve the conflict that occurred nearly two
[00:31:05] years ago between two families in the Nawabad
[00:31:09] area of Kapisa province, which resulted in one death
[00:31:13] and four injuries, with the efforts of local officials,
[00:31:16] a delegation from the Ministry of Border and Tribal Affairs,
[00:31:19] scholars, and influential tribal leaders, a meeting was held.