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[00:00:00] serious
[00:00:45] care and a special section for the treatment of children. The spokesman for the Islamic
[00:00:49] Emirate also said in this program about the activities of the Olympic
[00:00:53] Directorate of Physical Education and Sports in the year 1447 AH
[00:00:56] that this directorate holds an average of 440 domestic competitions at the center and
[00:01:00] provincial levels monthly. According to Mawlawi Zabiullah Mujahid,
[00:01:04] 5 major leagues were held during this period,
[00:01:08] and Afghanistan was also the host of world competitions in
[00:01:11] badminton and traditional wrestling.
[00:01:14] The Ministry
[00:01:22] of Higher Education, by issuing a statement, has assured Afghan students and professors studying
[00:01:25] abroad who are facing problems.
[00:01:29] That it will provide the necessary education in the country to solve their problems.
[00:01:33] This statement says that this ministry will provide students with the opportunity
[00:01:36] to continue their remaining education and for professors, the opportunity to serve and
[00:01:40] engage in scientific activities inside the country.
[00:01:43] The Embassy
[00:01:50] of the Islamic Emirate in Islamabad expressed deep concern about the decision
[00:01:54] of the Pakistan Medical Council to expel Afghan students studying
[00:01:58] medical fields in that country.
[00:02:00] In a statement, the embassy called on Pakistani educational institutions and international
[00:02:04] organizations to cooperate in preserving the educational rights
[00:02:07] of Afghan students so that they can complete their education
[00:02:11] without
[00:02:12] interruption.
[00:02:17] On the other hand, the International Afwah organization called the decision
[00:02:21] of the Pakistan Medical Council to expel Afghan medical students
[00:02:24] a discriminatory and arbitrary act. This organization stressed that Pakistan,
[00:02:28] based on international laws,
[00:02:39] the international community has recently paid attention to Afghanistan in other areas
[00:02:43] besides humanitarian aid. A topic that the Islamic Emirate
[00:02:47] has always emphasized. The United Nations and the government
[00:02:50] of Qatar in two separate statements said that their focus is on helping
[00:02:54] and supporting the people of Afghanistan and have also called on their partners
[00:02:57] to continue their assistance to Afghanistan
[00:03:00] to respond to needs and support basic services.
[00:03:03] After 5 years,
[00:03:09] promised him. Indeed, You the Islamic Emirate and the international community are looking for new ways
[00:03:11] in their relations. After five years,
[00:03:15] the Islamic Emirate receives assurance of support
[00:03:18] from the international community. The United Nations
[00:03:24] who said: He who does not says that in the current situation, the organization's focus is on helping and supporting
[00:03:27] the people of Afghanistan, and this organization, along
[00:03:30] with its partners across the country,
[00:03:33] continues to provide humanitarian assistance and life-saving
[00:03:37] services. The United Nations and its partners
[00:03:41] call on the international community to continue their assistance to Afghanistan
[00:03:44] to respond to the needs of the people and support basic services.
[00:03:48] The United Nations and countries
[00:03:52] that provide humanitarian aid to Afghanistan
[00:03:55] should separate humanitarian aid issues
[00:03:59] from the political situation that is currently
[00:04:02] prevailing in Afghanistan. At the same time, Qatar emphasized
[00:04:06] its active role as an international partner in Afghanistan
[00:04:10] and said that it will continue
[00:04:13] its efforts through mediation, dialogue, and hosting meetings
[00:04:17] related to Afghanistan. Abdullah bin
[00:04:21] Ali Behzad, Second Secretary of the Permanent Mission of Qatar
[00:04:24] to the United Nations Office in Geneva,
[00:04:27] said in an interactive discussion of the UN Human Rights Council
[00:04:31] that Qatar is trying to cooperate in creating
[00:04:35] a global consensus on Afghanistan and providing
[00:04:38] a basis for dialogue and coordination.
[00:04:42] کند.
[00:04:46] It has a great moral and human responsibility, so it should
[00:04:50] have positive and practical interactions with Afghanistan.
[00:04:54] Whatever economic and humanitarian projects
[00:04:57] exist, they should be implemented, and
[00:05:12] Norway has discussed the continuation and strengthening
[00:05:15] of humanitarian aid, its programs, and current
[00:05:19] needs in Afghanistan. Jan Lind said
[00:05:23] that in the past 18 months, it has provided
[00:05:26] shelter services to 75,000 needy individuals in Afghanistan
[00:05:29] and health services to about 90,000 people.
[00:05:33] He added that it coordinates with donor
[00:05:36] countries to attract more financial resources
[00:05:40] and supports returnees and
[00:05:48] because it has a humanitarian nature, it has not been very
[00:05:51] effective. We ask the international
[00:05:54] community and international aid organizations
[00:05:57] to include their aid with a humanitarian,
[00:06:01] developmental, and
[00:06:03] infrastructural approach in their agenda so that we can
[00:06:07] strengthen and revive Afghanistan's economic infrastructure.
[00:06:11] The Islamic Emirate, in the past five years,
[00:06:15] has advanced basic affairs using domestic
[00:06:18] revenues and to some extent with the help of international organizations.
[00:06:21] However, according to citizens, the international
[00:06:24] community should also strengthen its aid to Afghanistan
[00:06:28] to the same extent that it receives budgets for Afghanistan
[00:06:31] at the international level.
[00:06:33] End
[00:06:36] of news in national, but news in national needs
[00:06:39] to continue: The economic deputy of the markets
[00:06:42] says that the Manghi dam in Kunar province will be reconstructed
[00:06:46] at a cost of about 83 million Afghanis. According to the economic
[00:06:49] deputy, after the reconstruction of this dam, with a production capacity of
[00:06:53] 2.1 megawatts of electricity, electricity will be provided for about 4,000
[00:06:56] families. This deputy has said that the reconstruction work of this dam
[00:07:00] will be completed in 14
[00:07:02] months.
[00:07:06] The regular meeting of the Inter-Ministerial Investment Committee was held with the presence
[00:07:10] of this committee. In this meeting, the topic of interest was discussed.
[00:07:17] The United Arab Emirates' interest in investing in the construction of the second Salang tunnel and establishing a drug production factory in Afghanistan was discussed and
[00:07:21] reviewed, and after comprehensive discussion and review, the officials of this company were asked to
[00:07:25] submit their specific plans for review and decision-making to the
[00:07:28] Inter-Ministerial Investment Committee.
[00:07:31] بینالوزارتی سرمایه گذاری ارائه
[00:07:34] Qari Din Mohammad Hanif,
[00:07:38] Minister of Economy, met with a number of traders, industrialists,
[00:07:42] and Bangladeshi investors and discussed the expansion of economic relations,
[00:07:46] improvement of trade relations, and development of investment between the two countries.
[00:07:49] The Minister of Economy said that the development of economic cooperation between
[00:07:53] Afghanistan and Bangladesh can help increase trade, investment
[00:07:57] growth, job creation, increase domestic production, and
[00:08:00] develop Afghanistan's exports. The Bangladeshi delegation also expressed
[00:08:04] its interest in expanding trade and economic relations
[00:08:08] and investing in various sectors of Afghanistan during
[00:08:11] this meeting.
[00:08:19] Tribal elders of Takhta Pul district of Kandahar province and Gilan district
[00:08:22] of Ghazni province met. In this meeting, tribal elders demanded the implementation
[00:08:26] of memorial projects, road construction, small water dams, and retaining
[00:08:30] walls in their areas. On the other hand, Mullah
[00:08:33] Abdul Latif Mansour, while listening to their problems and suggestions, stated
[00:08:37] that this ministry will address the people's problems
[00:08:40] within the existing possibilities.
[00:08:46] Naqibullah Ahmadi, Ambassador of the Islamic Emirate to Malaysia, met with Dato' Abu Bakar
[00:08:50] Yusof, CEO of the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation.
[00:08:53] In this meeting, the two sides discussed the expansion of bilateral trade relations,
[00:08:57] the export of Afghan goods to Malaysian markets, investment
[00:09:01] opportunities in Afghanistan, and mutual participation in trade
[00:09:05] exhibitions.
[00:09:06] کردند
[00:09:10] Maulana Nooruddin Turabi, Director General of the Administrative Preparedness for Disaster Management, met with a group
[00:09:13] of scholars from Wifaqul Madaris of Bangladesh.
[00:09:17] In this meeting, Maulana Nooruddin Turabi emphasized the importance of solidarity and cooperation
[00:09:21] among Muslims worldwide, saying that Muslims, wherever
[00:09:24] they live in the world and under whatever government,
[00:09:28] should cooperate and interact in various fields.
[00:09:32] On the other hand, Bangladeshi scholars emphasized the importance of strengthening
[00:09:35] cooperation and exchange of experiences between relevant institutions in the two countries
[00:09:39] and announced their readiness to expand
[00:09:42] cooperation in areas of mutual interest.
[00:09:45] The contract
[00:09:49] for the extraction and processing of the Soma talc block in Nangarhar
[00:09:53] province, worth more than 4 million and 500 thousand dollars, was signed
[00:09:56] between the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum and a private company.
[00:10:00] Officials of the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum say that the contracting company will pay
[00:10:04] 1320 Afghanis in royalty to the Islamic Emirate
[00:10:07] for each ton of talc extracted.
[00:10:10] The contract
[00:10:21] was signed in Kabul between the Ministry of Petroleum and a private company. Humayun Afghan, spokesman
[00:11:25] so that the extraction of Afghanistan's mines takes place in a more professional and standardized
[00:11:28] manner, and at the same time, it is processed inside the country with
[00:11:32] the necessary standardized modern equipment. We can manage
[00:11:36] the process better and create more benefits for Afghanistan's economy.
[00:11:40] We should consider these facilities more, and we can contribute
[00:11:43] more to the prosperity of the economy. This is while
[00:11:47] yesterday, the contract for the exploration and extraction of oil and gas from the Kashk
[00:11:50] Tarplol basin in Herat province was signed in Kabul
[00:11:54] between the Ministry of Mines and Petroleum and the Saudi Delta International
[00:11:57] Company. A joint cooperation
[00:12:01] memorandum of understanding was signed between the Disaster Preparedness
[00:12:05] Authority and the Hungarian Interchurch Aid, worth more than 400,000
[00:12:08] US dollars. According to this memorandum,
[00:12:12] this organization will provide cash assistance or food
[00:12:15] to more than 13,000 affected and eligible families in the country.
[00:12:18] The Ministry
[00:12:24] of Order.
[00:12:57] Nearly 500 Mujahideen graduated from the Herat Police Training Center.
[00:13:01] The Ministry of Interior says that these appointees graduated
[00:13:05] from the police training center of this province
[00:13:08] after completing their basic professional
[00:13:09] training.
[00:13:13] Dozens of police officers from the Logar Mohammmad Agha district security command, after
[00:13:17] participating in a three-day training seminar on capacity building
[00:13:21] and implementation of the decrees and orders of His Excellency Amir al-Mu'minin, may Allah protect him,
[00:15:40] efforts to professionalize the Mujahideen in Ghazni province
[00:15:44] continue, and 75 police officers received their
[00:15:48] graduation certificates after completing a one-month training course in ideological,
[00:15:51] intellectual, and professional fields. Military officials say
[00:15:55] that they will professionally serve the residents
[00:15:58] from now on. This is the sixth graduation
[00:16:02] ceremony. Our Mujahideen were trained here for one
[00:16:05] month.
[00:17:56] was held annually under the title "Zarghun Nuristan" in Parun, the center of Nuristan province. Many
[00:18:00] poetry and literature enthusiasts, poets, and cultural
[00:18:03] figures participated in this mushaira.
[00:20:39] In this poetry session, poems were also recited about preventing
[00:20:43] misconduct and good behavior towards sisters, so that sisters
[00:20:46] do not become victims of wrong culture.
[00:22:52] The Directorate of Mines and Petroleum of Panjshir province says that with the expansion
[00:22:55] of mineral extraction in this province, the sale of emeralds has increased.
[00:22:59] Officials of this directorate added that the process of mineral extraction in Panjshir continues
[00:23:03] in a technical and standard
[00:23:04] manner.
[00:23:09] The increase in the price of fuel and liquefied petroleum gas in Takhar
[00:23:13] markets has raised concerns among the residents of this province.
[00:23:16] A number of Takhar residents say that the price of fuel
[00:23:25] and one kilogram of liquefied petroleum gas is sold for 80 Afghanis,
[00:23:29] which people cannot afford. At the same time, officials
[00:23:32] attribute the increase in fuel prices to high prices in international
[00:23:36] markets and consider this issue a comprehensive
[00:23:39] challenge.
[00:23:42] Concerns of Takhar residents about the increase in fuel
[00:23:46] and liquefied petroleum gas prices in this province.
[00:23:50] A number of Takhar residents say: The price of fuel
[00:23:53] and liquefied petroleum gas in the markets of this province is increasing
[00:23:57] every day, and officials should pay attention
[00:24:01] to controlling it. Liquefied petroleum gas is not
[00:24:04] only related to domestic markets, but developments and wars in some
[00:24:08] parts of the world and the increase in fuel prices in international
[00:24:12] markets have caused oil and gas prices to increase
[00:24:15] in Afghanistan. They add that Afghanistan,
[00:24:19] due to being an importer of a large part of its fuel
[00:24:22] and liquefied petroleum gas, has been affected by these changes,
[00:24:26] and this is a comprehensive challenge. Recent developments at the regional
[00:24:29] and global levels directly affect
[00:24:32] oil and gas prices.
[00:24:35] This is not an issue that local
[00:24:39] traders can control or play a major
[00:24:43] role in its rise and fall. We ask the Islamic Emirate to lower
[00:24:47] the prices so that people's voices
[00:24:50] are not heard. It's time for the year
[00:24:54] to be low so that
[00:24:58] our sales increase.
[00:25:01] People should not complain about
[00:25:03] the price of oil and
[00:25:07] gas. Customs has no effect
[00:25:10] on it. It goes on normally.
[00:25:13] The only effect is the blockage of oil production
[00:25:17] in Russia and high international prices. Now that
[00:25:20] the Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan has promised cooperation
[00:25:24] in this regard, perhaps a contract
[00:25:28] will be made with other oil producers in the world, and this
[00:25:31] price will come down. Many families' economic
[00:25:35] power does not match
[00:29:48] of a water supply network in the Behsood district of Nangarhar
[00:29:52] province, worth more than four million Afghanis, has been completed and put into
[00:29:55] operation. The Ministry of Rural Rehabilitation and Development says that with the completion
[00:29:59] of this project, nearly 200 local families will have access to water.
[00:30:08] Nasir, a resident of Nangarhar, after losing several family members in a traffic
[00:30:12] accident, began traveling to various provinces of the country
[00:30:16] and on highways, he asks drivers to abide by
[00:30:19] traffic rules and regulations and avoid carelessness.
[00:30:23] This time he went to Kunar and there on the highways, he conveys
[00:30:27] this message to drivers: Value your life more than
[00:30:30] speed and carelessness.
[00:30:34] One moment of carelessness, a lifetime of regret. Nasir Khan has come to Kunar
[00:30:38] this time with this slogan. Here on the highways, he asks drivers
[00:30:42] to abide by traffic rules and regulations and save their lives
[00:30:46] and the lives of others. Nasir Khan, after losing
[00:30:49] several family members in a traffic accident, launched a widespread
[00:30:53] awareness campaign across the country
[00:30:57] regarding adherence to traffic rules and regulations. He says: