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20260811 053000 UTC
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[00:00:01] The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has always wanted to have extensive relations
[00:00:05] with all countries based on Islamic political principles
[00:00:08] of good neighborliness and diplomacy.
[00:00:11] The Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has relations with some countries.
[00:00:15] The Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs requested
[00:01:12] the national leader of Turkmenistan that the two countries agree
[00:01:15] on the price of gas and
[00:01:18] to prevent the effects
[00:01:22] of severe fluctuations in European markets
[00:01:25] on the price of gas. The Islamic Emirate's Mujahideen
[00:01:31] liberated Baghlan province on that very day.
[00:01:34] The Mujahideen liberated Baghlan province. Thank God
[00:01:38] for this victory. In this
[00:01:42] victory, Baghlan province
[00:01:45] was liberated. He talked about
[00:02:56] economic cooperation between countries.
[00:03:21] A number of major economic projects between Turkmenistan
[00:03:25] were discussed by officials from both countries
[00:03:28] in Herat.
[00:03:35] During a meeting with Turkmenistan's national
[00:03:38] leader Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, he discussed the remaining
[00:03:42] parts of the TAPI project and the gas pipeline,
[00:03:45] and stated that the gas network in Herat is being built.
[00:03:59] He said that the TAPI project is progressing well in the province,
[00:04:03] and it is expected that the remaining work will be completed
[00:04:05] on time. The economic deputy of the Prime Minister
[00:04:09] called on the national leader of Turkmenistan to agree on the price of gas,
[00:04:13] and for the price to be adjusted in such a way
[00:04:16] that it prevents the effects of fluctuations
[00:04:19] in European markets on the price of gas.
[00:04:22] In this meeting, the reopening of transit routes,
[00:04:25] the reactivation of the Lapis Lazuli Route, and the expansion of the Herat-Turghundi
[00:04:29] railway were also discussed.
[00:04:32] To facilitate
[00:04:34] transit
[00:04:38] for Afghan goods
[00:04:40] at the Turkmenbashi port,
[00:04:42] and to solve existing problems in reactivating the Lapis Lazuli route,
[00:04:46] the Herat network
[00:04:50] should work in a transparent manner.
[00:04:53] Economic analysts say
[00:04:56] these projects can turn Afghanistan
[00:05:01] into an important transit and energy
[00:05:05] route in the region. To achieve
[00:05:07] these goals, projects must be completed
[00:05:11] on time and
[00:05:42] with technology. One of the projects, besides
[00:05:46] being economically important for employment
[00:05:49] and raising the regional status,
[00:05:53] is a very important issue. We earn a large amount
[00:05:56] of money annually, almost 400 million
[00:05:59] dollars, only through transit.
[00:06:02] Both sides agreed to form
[00:06:06] a joint technical committee to follow up
[00:06:09] on the TAPI, fiber optic, and railway projects.
[00:06:13] This action can increase coordination
[00:06:16] between the two countries in starting
[00:06:20] these projects. The Islamic Emirate
[00:06:23] and
[00:06:26] its Mujahideen fully liberated
[00:06:29] the province. Our local
[00:06:33] colleagues.
[00:06:33] Five years ago, on this day,
[00:06:42] 14,000 Mujahideen
[00:06:44] completely liberated
[00:06:48] Baghlan province through their struggles.
[00:06:51] The residents of Baghlan welcomed the Mujahideen
[00:06:55] of the Islamic Emirate. On the same day,
[00:06:58] the officials of Baghlan province commemorated the struggles
[00:07:01] and sacrifices
[00:07:03] of the Mujahideen of the Islamic Emirate. This is one of the most important
[00:07:07] and fundamental days in the recent and contemporary history
[00:07:10] of Afghanistan, especially for Baghlan province.
[00:07:14] In other
[00:07:16] words, the province
[00:07:19] was liberated and gained freedom
[00:07:23] from the American occupation and its puppets.
[00:07:26] The central square of the city
[00:07:29] was liberated.
[00:07:33] Baghlan province is one of the most important and defining days
[00:07:36] in contemporary history. It is the day
[00:07:39] when the brave Mujahideen
[00:07:42] of Baghlan, after long years
[00:07:45] of sacrifices, finally liberated
[00:07:48] the province and played
[00:07:52] their role in the historical
[00:07:54] struggle for the freedom
[00:07:56] of Afghanistan. This is also the day
[00:08:00] of the sacrifices
[00:08:04] of the martyrs, Mujahideen, scholars,
[00:08:06] tribal elders, and common people
[00:08:09] of Baghlan. Their dear
[00:08:20] ones and possessions. By the grace of this victory,
[00:08:23] Baghlan, after the period of Jihad,
[00:08:27] embarked on a new path towards peace, reconstruction, service, and progress.
[00:09:29] The free nation, with its blood,
[00:09:32] expelled the occupation
[00:09:36] from this country.
[00:09:38] With this,
[00:09:46] a new page was opened in the history of the country.
[00:10:03] On this very
[00:10:03] day,